So I have revised my view of the Quran, as it pertains to science. In a nutshell, I don't think I would have believed in the Quran, based only on its scientific statements. Without my more personal, subjective experiences, I would probably have viewed in much more skeptically.

On the other hand, I'm still not ready to give up on Intelligent Design for science class.

You want to see what Creationists are teaching?

friends of god - evolution

They are teaching to impressionable young students that most scientific theories are false. Not just Big Bang/Evolution

They are denying that either dinosaurs existed and that the fossils were either placed by God or dinos roamed around until the alleged Great Flood 5000 years ago.

They are denying the fact that every single galaxy besides our own is beyond 6000 light years away and thus we would be unable to see them yet.

They are denying that there is a red shift, which has been confirmed for the past 60-70 years.

They are denying every single fossil and artifact that has been found to be older than 6000 years old.

They are denying genetics, and the similarities found in genes in chimpanzees.

They are being willfully ignorant of what observable science has shown. They are denying a mountain of evidence for a stupid 5000 year old book.

The only evidence they give for this is that stupid 5000 year old book.

And they are teaching this to our children?

This is why I am against teaching creationism.