Just address what I said, please Darwin.
Just saying, religionists arent the only persons in the world that lie and get things wrong.
Being wong isn't a crime, its a part of life and science, for that matter.
All I am saying... ALL I AM saying, is that it isn't too far-fected to think that the science can be distorted delibertely.
First of all, I NEVER said that religionists are the only ones that lie and get things wrong.
Science used to be able to be distorted, sometimes easily, but its getting very difficult today with the speed information travels and the amount of peer-review that goes on. But thats not really the point because with this subject you can actually observe it yourself.
As you stated, 85% of leading scientists don't believe in a personal god. Even if they hinted as such, would probably mean career suicide.
85% of the elite scientists and it is nowhere near "career suicide" for the other 15% or they flat out wouldn't be there. The number drops off significantly for just "good and average" scientists, so no, you are not committing career suicide by being religious. You WOULD commit career suicide, in almost all cases, by saying something like "this problem is unsolvable because god did it and thats that". Science just doesn't work that way, other than that I would wager they are like almost every other person on the planet. Their faith and their work don't intermingle much.
Huh? This is what you were replying to:
I am not sure if you chose your words carefully or not. Are you implying that ID should be in the science class at all?
So that doesn't really answer my question at all. A simple yes or no, should ID be taught in science class?
Is this the general concensus? That's why I said that. THey don't reflect my views, just the scientific world.
I am sorry to tell you but we have already moved beyond the "general consensus" part, as I said earlier you can actually observe it happening in a lab. In todays world denying that some form of evolution has and does exist is akin to holding onto the flat earth theory back in the days after we proved the earth was round. Note the similarities, we didn't know exactly WHY the earth was round or exactly how it became round but we did know for a fact that it was round.