Teaching creationism in public schools

In Texas they recently were trying to pass a bill that would incorporate creationism(God or Intelligent Design) in a public school's science class. It failed.
My friends of all religions said that they would not sit through a class on creationism, even...

though some of them are very Christian. They understand where I am coming from.
Before you make a religious argument, I just want to get a point across. Even if you have the most faith in God that a person can give, consider this. There are people of all religions that go to public schools. Such as Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and a small percentage of kids are Atheists.
As well as the fact that the idea of God is not science. It cannot be proved, and therefore it is not science. You can make an argument about how his/her/its existence cannot be disproved, but regardless it cannot be proved.
So, since there are other religions do you not think that would be rude? Also, does that really belong in a Science class?

It certainly doesn't belong in science class, because it's not a scientific theory. If they want to teach about it in theology or comparative religion classes, fine. But that's not what the creationists are trying for, of course: They want to corrupt the teaching of science to include their unscientific ideas in areas where they perceive science to conflict with their religious belief.

America kicked God out of schools a long time ago - you said: since there are other religions do you not think that would be rude - you notice there is never any concern/care for offending the religion of Christianity ?...there is One who notes same.

I think all the THEORIES should be taught in class. Since none of them are 100% proven just thoroughly assumed. And YES baby God belongs everywhere.

Seperation of Church and state bans any teachings or preachings of any ONE religion in public schools. if they teach more than one (I.E.: Christianity and Judaism), they are able to give unbiased opinions. But they can not force the class on students, it has to be taken at his or her free will.

It doesn't belong in Science class...

They should have a elective 'Theology' class for that... but they have to include ALL religions... which of course... they WON'T...

The bill was not passed of course. I was just asking for opinions.

*** Seperation of Church and state bans any teachings or preachings of any ONE religion in public schools

Actually, it prohibits any legislative action (which has been extended to executive action by the courts) which respects the insitution of religion at all, or prohibits its practice. Our government is legally required to be blind to religion.

The school has no religious authority to teach religion but it should at least mention intellegent design. There should be books avalible for renting that go over religions though.

They don't teach evolution in Sunday school... so why should they teach creationism in Science class?

I agree that creationism should not be taught in schools. But at the same time I would also say that they should not teach evolution in schools. Let them teach science in science class.

Technically evolution is science, because it can be proven/disproven. The theory o creationism is just a theory -like evolution-, but it can not be proved, because it is built upon faith and not facts.

Technically evolution is science, because it can be proven/disproven. The theory o creationism is just a theory -like evolution-, but it can not be proved, because it is built upon faith and not facts.

You're confusing the scientific definition of 'theory' with the lay definition. Evolution is a _scientific_ theory, because it can be tested and disproven, as you suggest. Creationism is not a scientific theory, because it cannot be tested or disproven.