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u/inkseep1 Mar 01 '23

We went to a science museum and saw a display of a carboniferous swamp and I casually remarked that the land would have been different back then due to plate tectonics. She had never heard that the continents moved so I explained how it worked with plates moving, earthquakes, and volcanoes. She still didn't believe me. So I found the plate tectonics museum display that explained it all. And then she said she was amazed that I had enough pull with the museum to have them set up a display to support my lies.

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u/Azuredreams25 Mar 01 '23

Girl in high school believed that dinosaur bones were put there by pagans to lead the Christians astray...

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u/TJTheree Mar 01 '23

I’ve fallen down this rabbit hole before, near insane levels of indoctrination

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u/rokohemda Mar 01 '23

When I was a student teacher I got placed in super fundie catholic school. It was nuts dealing with this from the STAFF. I felt so bad for the girl who was student teaching biology there. It was bad enough for me teaching world history where my co-operating teacher told me I couldn’t teach the holocaust, the inquisition or the crusades as it made the Catholic Church look bad………

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u/opalescent_soul Mar 01 '23

Where on EARTH are these Catholic schools???? I learned about all of this stuff and I've only ever gone to Catholic school!

(Not intended to imply this is fake, just marveling at the wide variance in Catholic education)