Should only Christian myths be censored, or should all creation myths be censored? The park bookstores are full of ibooks on creation myths. I find the fundie creationsits to be tedious, ill-informed, and silly, but no more so than Indian creation myths or ufool stories about UFO myths. But freedom is the issue, imho. Perhaps others would disagree.
Should the ACLU be brought in to see that this is censored with the weight of the courts?
Should all religious expressions in National Parks be banned, since holding a religous function in a public space uses public resources which means the state is supporting religion?
Maybe we should install friendly monitors, approved by the ACLU, to make sure no one speaks or ponders ideas of a religious nature in public parks, since that would be expressing ideas in a state supported area, and using state resources to supply that area could be construed by someone as a state establishment of religion by our friendly, freedom loving ACLU.
Is the real issue evil fundies publishing their very silly ideas, or isn't the issue just really censorship of a particular ideology?
It looks a lot more like a deep desire for censorhip, frankly.
Ed
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Is the fundie creation myth less valid than the Indian creation myth?
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- expect more crap like this under our 'god fearing' president...
- Yeah It Really Sucks
- Our True Believers believe anything. Their "reality" is based on precisely that sort of underpinning. (n/t)
- Is the fundie creation myth less valid than the Indian creation myth?
- Geez, so don't buy the damn book.
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- False advertizing
- re: False advertising
- False advertizing
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- re:Ah, memories!!
