[MEGoody]

But nothing could do more to undermine this most salutary restoration than the new and gratuitous attempts to invade science, and most particularly evolution, with religion.

Nothing could do more to undermine the integrity of science than to undermine and suppress questions regarding the theory of evolution.

Oh, they're already doing that.

Nuff said.

[Ichneumon]

Nothing could do more to undermine the integrity of science than to undermine and suppress questions regarding the theory of evolution. Oh, they're already doing that.

Complete nonsense. Ask all the questions you want. What people rightly object to, however, is spreading misinformation and pseudoscience in the guise of "challenging" evolution. False propaganda deserves to be barred from classrooms, just as Michael Moore movies have no place in the classroom -- except to serve as a bad example.

Nuff said.

I'm glad to hear that you're finished stating your misconceptions.

[doc30]

Nothing could do more to undermine the integrity of science than to undermine and suppress questions regarding the theory of evolution

Only those questions that are based on ignorance of science in general and evolution, in particular. Too many Christians are willing to slander science in order to make it 'fit' creationism. There are lots of very interesting and pertinent questions about evolution, but I have yet to see one being asked by a creationist.

[Junior]

You'll find most of your so-called "questions" stem from a misunderstanding of the theory.

[WildTurkey]

Nothing could do more to undermine the integrity of science than to undermine and suppress questions regarding the theory of evolution. Oh, they're already doing that.

Questions aren't being suppressed but we it would be nice if the creos asked intelligent questions instead of positing the ridiculous.