Why do proponents want to pull down the fence and let school districts wander into the minefield? I suppose I can only guess. It certainly is not out of a deep and abiding concern for open scientific inquiry. Get away from matters touching on religious orthodoxy, and these proponents could not care less about the state of scientific debate. I can’t imagine it’s out of a real desire to promote spirituality. From my perspective, it looks like abuse to the Bible, contorting Genesis into a parody of science. It acknowledges, in word if not deed, fealty to the primacy of science while awkwardly attempting to stuff Biblical creation stories into the architecture of science which was not designed to hold such cargo.
SB 89 and Creation Science: Fanaticism and ignorance is forever busy and needs feeding
I have fallen in love with Masson’s blog. Any of you Indiana readers should add it to your RSS.
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Adding it to my Flipboard right now. Thanks for the recommendation.
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