Grays Hill
22-11-2004, 07:08
In a ruling by the Congress passed just recently, a bill was passed, allowing both Evolutionism and Creationism to be taught in GH schools. This way students can learn which ever they believe in, and/or how they were raised up by their parents.
In a statement released by the Minister of Education, Sally Smith, said, "We believe that giving the students a chance to choose which course they want to take, will stop the non-stop argueing and debating over the issues at school, during school hours. The argueing and debating takes up other classes, hindering the children's ecuation. This way, you get one group that believes in Evolutionism separated from the people who believe in Creationism, ultimately putting a stop to the disruption of class time."
Some parents are outraged at this development. And when some parents demaded that their children learn nothing but Creationism, Sally Smith had this to say to them, "If you wish for your children to learn about Creationism, enroll them in the Creationism class. If this is not extreme enough for you, enroll them in Christian Private Schools. For those who wish to go to Christian Private Schools, and cannot afford it, the Government will pay. However the scholarships that you student will get at the Christian Private Schools will be the same as those from public schools, and it will not gaurentee any better jobs."
In a statement released by the Minister of Education, Sally Smith, said, "We believe that giving the students a chance to choose which course they want to take, will stop the non-stop argueing and debating over the issues at school, during school hours. The argueing and debating takes up other classes, hindering the children's ecuation. This way, you get one group that believes in Evolutionism separated from the people who believe in Creationism, ultimately putting a stop to the disruption of class time."
Some parents are outraged at this development. And when some parents demaded that their children learn nothing but Creationism, Sally Smith had this to say to them, "If you wish for your children to learn about Creationism, enroll them in the Creationism class. If this is not extreme enough for you, enroll them in Christian Private Schools. For those who wish to go to Christian Private Schools, and cannot afford it, the Government will pay. However the scholarships that you student will get at the Christian Private Schools will be the same as those from public schools, and it will not gaurentee any better jobs."