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What separation of church and state? Is that in the Constitution? Could you tell me where? Also, could you tell me where education funded by federal tax dollars is found in the Constitution?

I don't know what a "liberal" education. I never coined the term. You tell ME what it is. I also don't know what a "non-liberal" education is. I also never used that term. All I stated was that I don't know any of any schools that teach Creationism as a science. If you would like to tell me...

I must admit that I am an American and have never met or seen any such teachers, either. I'm assuming that they generally teach at Christian private schools. Luckily, you can choose whether you send your child to one of these. I also agree with you about Dawkins.

No. I can't stay within the lines. :sad: :lol:

And then you will really grow up, and be both a book snob and read for fun, like I do. ;):D Hi and welcome! :flowers:

Hello and welcome. :flowers:

Hello and nice to meet you as well. :flowers:

Oh, by the way. These two are excellent! I love John Crowley's work. I would also recommend the Aegypt tetralogy.

Maia and Shardik by Richard Adams The Last Unicorn and The Innkeeper's Song by Peter S. Beagle Figures of Earth, The Silver Stallion, and Jurgen by James Branch Cabell Hart's Hope by Orson Scott Card The Charwoman's Shadow and The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany The Neverending...

Favorite authors are Ray Bradbury, John Crowley, Stephen R. Donaldson, and Patricia McKillip. My newest favorite author is Gene Wolfe. Only just started his works, but I am completely hooked. So many layers and twists. This is my type of writing.

I am sure there are many reasons why a person may not want to say something. Some, like me, may not want celebrity. I want people to read and connect with what I have to say, but I do not want anyone to know who I am. I am not comfortable around most people. I enjoy my solitude. That is what...

Do I have to have a favorite? I could tell you which one I dislike the least. ;)

It's not plagiarism, but it's not exactly creative, either. Now, wouldn't you rather be more creative? :whistling:

I have to agree with you. I also found the characters to be one-dimensional and the main character's reactions to events baffling. There is an older book about a Jesuit priest and an alien encounter written by James Blish, called A Case of Conscience, which I have heard was better. I haven't...

"Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost

Yes, but I really mean it...this time. :D

Most recently purchased: The Complete New Sun The Complete Long Sun The Complete Short Sun Latro in the Mist Peace Innocents Aboard Starwater Strains All by Gene Wolfe Also: Now and Forever by Ray Bradbury The Wood Wife by Terry Windling The Day of the Triffids by John...

Easy choice. The second one. It's what I think and do that matters, not what everyone else thinks.

Potatoes! Which shoe do you put on first, left or right?

A great city is nothing more than a portrait of itself, and yet when all is said and done, its arsenal of scenes and images are part of a deeply moving plan. Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin