A Comparative Study of Evolution and Religion in Education in the United States and China

Comparative study of evolution and religion in education in the United States and China Buddhism does not believe the creator. It accepts contemporary ideas about the universe. Hinduism believes that the universe exists first, then the sacred soul wakes up and sows and forms a brahma He is a god. Hinduism is similar to Buddhism and has an evolved view of life. Both religions accept Darwin's theory of evolution. Muslims, Christianity, Judaism all share the same Mesopotamian myth (http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/sosteacher/re/376 ​​90.shtml).

He is an associate professor of religion studies in the philosophy and religion department of Youngstown State University in Ohio. He is co-founder and co-chair of the religious and violent association of religious universities in the United States and collaborated on journals of religion and violence. Religion and violence in southern Thailand (2011): He is a author of violent Buddhism. Recent violence in southern Thailand began when Murray Muslim insurgents invaded the Thai military warehouse in the southernmost tip of Narathiwat on January 4, 2004. The next day, after burning 20 schools and some bomb attacks in neighboring provinces, the Thai government announced martial law against Yada, Yara and Narathiwat Southern Region. Immediately thereafter, two Buddhist monks were killed in their morning treatments and a third injured. In these states, the majority of the population are Muslims and Buddhists are ethnic minorities.

In some US school districts climate science and evolution are very controversial. In addition to the theory of evolution, I also want to teach intelligent design. One is considered a scientific fact and the other is not. In violation of the provisions of the First Amendment, religion has been mainly inserted into several school districts in the southern countryside. We have underestimates of strong anti-authority and conspiracy culture. This is a bad thing for those who think the vaccine is poisonous and those who believe in chemical clues are on the same level as flat earth theorists. In case of anti-vaccination, activists are obviously dangerous for public health. They said, but we have no polio. Of course not. This is due to the successful immunization campaign. If travelers take them back, refusal to vaccinate children may trigger outbreaks.

Public acceptance of scientific facts may be influenced by religion; many Americans refuse evolution through natural selection, especially for human beings. However, the National Academy of Sciences wrote that "Evidence evidence may be perfectly consistent with religious beliefs", which is a view that has been officially recognized by many religious factions around the world. The concept of "science" and "religion" is a recent invention: "religion" appears in colonization and globalization of the 17th century, and Protestant reform, and in the 19th century it is trying to narrowly define the essence of research . What originally was called "science" was originally called "natural philosophy". In addition, due to the elaboration of the two concepts, the phrases "religion and science" or "science and religion" appeared in the 19th century, not earlier.