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Dad Shares The Ridiculous Anti-science Project His Daughter Received At A Texan School

Religion and science can never walk on the same path, we believe. And we usually hear statements from some religions that go against science. The thing is, such statements are based on nothing more reliable than people's beliefs. Recently, a post from a Texan dad further affirmed this opinion. He posted on the subreddit r/pics some photos of his daughter's current project. And, fairly to say, there was nothing usual about this project, like, at all.
The papers were full of anti-science statements that might lead to serious misunderstandings. It looked like this dad was not expecting this to be a thing in his daughter's school. But, who knows? He was the one who sent his girl there. Now that he blamed the place for allowing such false beliefs.

#1 He posted some photos of his daughter's project on Reddit with the caption, "My daughter has a project at her private school. The negatives of living in rural Texas"

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#2 As you all can see, the papers are full of statements that go against the truth. And they back up their opinion with quotes from the Bible

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#3 Dad seemed to be surprised with this whole project and went on to blame Texas for all of this

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#4 However, people turned against the father because he was the one to send his child there. Why blame now?

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#5 The place has nothing to do with this. He sent his daughter to a private religious school and then acted surprised to see things like that?

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#6 The OP defended himself by clarifying the situation

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#7 People who know someone from such schools came in to share their experiences, and it's alarming

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#10 Still, not all Catholic schools are like this one, denying the facts and the truths

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#11 Some people jokingly made a further suggestion about this logic

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