I think Florida, however, is no different really than most of the United States. A cross-section, there’s people who have an interest here in this area in engineering (due to race sports), aeronautics (due to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University), and the space agencies in Brevard County. Then there’s the majority of the population that has at best a superficial knowledge of science and its discoveries.

Fret not. Some day you may be as enlightened and as free from both religious and political ideologies as I, my child.

On the plus side, it will be nice to see all those beach condos that ruin the view under water.

Yeah, and it gets worse, if you read down to their “age of the Universe” arguments, their explanations for the various lines of evidence are laughable, and many of them are mutually exclusive (ie cannot both be true). Creation “science” is admittedly weak in astronomy, which is one reason I concentrate on it in my discussions.

I know there’s other Texans that read here, I urge all of you to spread the word on this and contact the THECB. We cannot allow that school to be accredited.

I should have been more precise in my stereotyping and bucketizing of the two factions I find to be laughable in their zealotry.

You could probably fit all those folks in a very small room.

Atheists/theists: two sides of the same coin of douchebaggery.

Given that that’s an exhaustive partition, I’m guessing you wouldn’t self-identify as a humanist.