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Have you had discussions about creation and evolution in your classroom? If so, how did those go? Is there anything you would do differently? If you have not had these discussions in your classroom, how do you think you would handle them?
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Yes. I did show them that man was created in God’s image and not by evolution, and I reminded them that God’s word is the “truth”.
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Yes, there have been discussions about creation and evolution in my classroom. They went well and were founded on scripture. Both God’s word and the curriculum that we used answered the questions that were presented, and encouraged the students’ growth and understanding of the Lord and His creation.
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Yes. They have been received well. I think I would show them more visuals such as clips or materials to prove my point
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I have not had such discussions, but if I did I would focus on the belief that each one of us (frail as we are) were created in God’s image for a purpose known by our benevolent Creator. I also would explore evolution as also God-directed over much time but point out how the biblical worldview and evolution often are opposed.
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Yes, I have had discussions about evolution in my class. Students were eager to know how we all came into existence. We compared and contrasted from science and the bible and came to the understanding that everything was created by God.
