Does Creationism belong in science classes? Gomer gives his thoughts!
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no. simple. because it’s not fucking science. it’s speculative theory, at best, and even that feels overly generous. really it’s just a form of “fanboyism”: desperately insecure people trying to make the facts fit their fantasy rather than accepting and coming to terms with the fact that their notion of what the universe is has been disproved. it’s actually quite childish.