Since we are always learning and new information is being discovered, should anything be taught in schools? Besides math that is.
For example - science barely understands how viruses like HIV work, so should schools teach students about HIV?
Science is still discovering new forms of pre-humans. Since we do not have a clear picture of evolution, should evolution be taught in school?
Shouldn't students be allowed to question what science perceives as "fact"?
Look at what happened with the discovery of java man. The scientific community rejected java man for 20+ years?
If the scientific community can reject discoveries, why shouldn't students be allowed to question current theories?
Of course students should be allowed to question scientific theories when taking a class in science. Creationism is not based in science, but on faith. If you want to allow students to debate and learn about creationism, than teach it in a religious studies course. Stop conflating faith with science. That is both an injustice to students and, in my view, disrespectful to people of faith.