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Yes, creationism should be taught in schools
This position holds that creationism should be taught in schools in some capacity. It argues schools cannot simply ignore it, that it fits within philosophy or religion courses, that it need not conflict with evolution, and that it belongs alongside other theories.
Supporting arguments · 3
- Creationism and evolution aren’t mutually exclusiveBoth creationism and evolution can be taught in schools.
- Creationism should be taught as part of philosophy or religion coursesWhile it is not fitting for creationism to be taught along scientific fact, it should be taught in a philosophy or religion course.
- Creationism should be taught alongside other theoriesCreationism is a legitimate theory, and should therefore be taught in tandem with other theories.