1. No one from Liberty said the medical curriculum will have even a slight creationist/evolutionist slant.
2. There was a time not too long ago where yes, we were ahead of the curve. And that was a time when creationism was
largely taught in schools. With prayers. And the Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag. But now that we have largely begun to shun those things in school and introduce a more secular/evolutionary point of view/curriculum, we have slowly fallen behind in the world academically. I'm not saying these things were or were not successful in helping or hurting us and our childrens' future. You are. I'm just playing your game. You draw the conclusion then of what's been killing us academically based on that. We got rid of creationism in schools in a large majority of major school systems. So
now what's the problem with us?
3. I'm aware some OMM is strange. But taking the opinions of other med students, some of it can be very useful too.
4. I'm done.
Edit:
5. Learning about evolution didn't help me improve my reading, my math, my knowledge of physics, chemistry, biology. It didn't give me better handwriting (it's pretty bad), it didn't help me get my driver's license, didn't help me get my girlfriend. Sorry, but learning about evolution did jack for me in all of those departments
Oh, but the knowledge of evolution did help me get into medical school. It was giving me the answers during the interview through a clear earpiece that admissions didn't catch. No way they would have accepted the real me
(joke, obviously!)