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:::Creationism/ID is the theory that to explain complexity/life/beauty/existence we need a religious answer: namely that God created or made it that way.  If you allow the state to teach such a theory you are making a law establishing the religions that believe in a God.  That is why it is unconstitutional.  Our constitution forces America to be a secular state and prevents a theocratic/christian nation state.  Secondly, the theory that "God made it that way" is inherently non-scientific.  How could you prove such a theory?  In what way did he make it that way?  Did he make it that way using slow changes in gene populations over millions of years?  More importantly to being scientific: how could you disprove such a theory?  No matter how it was done it could be (should be?) claimed to be done that way by God.
 
:::Creationism/ID is the theory that to explain complexity/life/beauty/existence we need a religious answer: namely that God created or made it that way.  If you allow the state to teach such a theory you are making a law establishing the religions that believe in a God.  That is why it is unconstitutional.  Our constitution forces America to be a secular state and prevents a theocratic/christian nation state.  Secondly, the theory that "God made it that way" is inherently non-scientific.  How could you prove such a theory?  In what way did he make it that way?  Did he make it that way using slow changes in gene populations over millions of years?  More importantly to being scientific: how could you disprove such a theory?  No matter how it was done it could be (should be?) claimed to be done that way by God.
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I hate to break this to you, but just because a 5000 year old book says that God created the world, that doesn't make it true.  Look at the ''evidence''!  There is no evidence against God...but there is evidence against the Bible.
    
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