Do Creationists believe that Schools are brain washing kids to believe in evolution & be atheists?

Answer 1

NO BUT THEY should skip evolution cuz it is FAKE FAKE FAKE....TIRH wrong spot for education=primary school etc...SEE EDUCATION

Answer 2

They legitimately do. They think public schools are teaching children the religion of atheism.

Answer 3

Depend on what you mean by "creationists". Every Christian on Earth accepts the fact that God brought into existence everything that exists. But only fundamentalist Protestants feel the need to deny natural processes clearly demonstrated and thoroughly understood by science. Jesus Christ founded one Church, said it was to remain one, and promised that one Church the fullness of truth in its teaching. And a result, the teaching of that one Church (which includes well over half of all Christians) never conflicts with natural truths revealed by science. Truth cannot conflict with truth.

Answer 4

We know that they teach evolution as unblemished fact, and that nothing could have happened to alter it.

Answer 5

Public schools have to teach every child regardless of their religious upbringing, the best thing is to teach with a secular program of history, reading, mathematics,science, civics and writing and logical thinking. There is no room in a secular classroom for theology because not all students are religious or have the same religion.

I neither know or care what creationists think. They are usually wrong about science so why bother.

Answer 6

YES< but that not true at all
& MORE

Answer 7

School is one of the first places our children are influenced. From other children from their teachers. Once Evolution is introduced it at least began to raise doubt in our children's minds.

I would't call it brain washing but it is the start of doubting what we teach our children at home. It is a direct ploy of Satan to discredit Jehovah God and "blind the minds" of individuals so that the light of the truth of Jesus and God can't shine through. 2 Corinthians 4:4

Answer 8

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These trees were buried by tsunami waves; the mud engulfed them, burying them upright.
 
Under the forces of extreme pressure minerals in the sediment turned them to stone. 

*Stone cannot be dated.*
Once around the sun = one year.
You can't hold up a rock and tell us how many times it has travelled around the sun:
it does not 'age'.

Every fossil that exists on the planet was created during the world-wide flood.
That's why there are clam fossils on the top of Mt. Everest.

Answer 9

I think it removes creativity and thinking skills. Just prepares kids to be slaves.

Answer 10

it's important to differentiate between Creationists and real Christians , they are not at all the same. Nearly 100% of well educated Christians accept and understand basic modern science, including evolutionary biology.
Not all people of faith are anti education.

Answer 11

No, I don't. Many are taught about evolution. Some accept it as it is, whilst others still have many questions about it. Yes, it is true that evolution is considered theory, but like all theories, they ARE prone to be countered with contradicting evidence, especially if this evidence(s) was not discovered before. This is why, scientifically speaking, evolution theory is the most palpable of explanations to how life evolved on earth... THUS FAR(!!).
Regardless, atheism is not related to evolution. There are theists who believe it, just like there are atheists who don't believe it.
In my opinion, by all means explain what evolution theory is, why it's considered a theory, what's backing it up, etc., but NOT to spread atheism. As unlikely as it may seem, these two are really heterogeneous.

UPDATE: @┼ She ┼ You actually blocked me?? Why?! :(
Also, what question were you referring to in your comment down there?