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loosi, I went to Catholic school. Evolution was never mentioned, AFAIR.
Posted by
ty97
Jan 29 '09, 08:19
I went to public high school, so yes it was discussed there, though I don't recall to what extent.
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that is so weird to me. I went to Catholic school. In grade school we studied evolution. There was a bit in the book about creationism
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loosilu
Jan 29, 08:20
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it's sort of funny for me to think that a lot of the Protestant sects have formed to be *more* strict than the Catholics. -- nm
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Reagen
Jan 29, 08:25
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thinking... didn't the Reformation come about because the Catholic church wasn't strict enough about certain things? -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 29, 08:29
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also entirely corrupt -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 29, 08:40
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that's what I meant. -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 29, 08:43
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Tangent: I *love* the way The Tudors is portraying this. -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 29, 08:48
yep. but I guess it comes from strict adherence to the bible. -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 29, 08:27
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