midwifetoad
Posts: 4003 Joined: Mar. 2008
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Quote | hope they take Louisiana to court and make a big deal out of this. This time our side needs to be prepared and force the issue that matters: teaching evolution in public schools is a thinly disguised attempt to teach atheism and that the attempts to silence critique of evolution is proof of an atheist conspiracy to teach a government sanctioned specific religious viewpoint as the only scientific and therefore authentic ontological explanation of our existence and is therefore unconstitutional…as it is nothing more then state sponsorship of a specific religious viewpoint. |
http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....-291059
That argumant went over well in Edwards v. Aguillard, didn't it? [QUOTE]The Act does not grant teachers a flexibility that they did not already possess to supplant the present science curriculum with the presentation of theories, besides evolution, about the origin of life. Indeed, the Court of Appeals found that no law prohibited Louisiana public school teachers from teaching any scientific theory.
-------------- Any version of ID consistent with all the evidence is indistinguishable from evolution.
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