# Questioning Evolution: The Push to Change Science Class

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**Created:** [January 22, 2020, 1:45pm UTC](https://discourse.peacefulscience.org/t/questioning-evolution-the-push-to-change-science-class/9352 "2020-01-22T13:45:02Z")\
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> [@Rumraket](#):
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> Sure, but it’s bad science to say so. Just like it’s bad science to say God guides the weather.

@Rumraket

Every once in a while, a Christian (or some other kind of theist) has to think and talk like a Christian (or some other kind of theist).

This engages the whole Universe of disciplines and studies.

A scientist who is a Christian doesn’t have to say “God did it”, to believe “God did it”.

So, this sentence you have contrived: “It’s bad science to say God … [etc. etc]” is rather beyond the point. This is what makes I.D. proponents so vulnerable. They attempt to make a Scientific statement with the word God in it.

Christians who accept Evolution are more like Behe: they don’t have to say that God did or didn’t do something… he just knows. But unlike Behe, most Christians do not try to change science with that knowledge.

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