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To: PatrickHenry

From what I read, its a statement about intelligent design. Its not being taught at all. Its merely a disclaimer that there might be a different opinion called intelligent design.

How does that violate the Constitution?

I have a feeling that is going to be lost in the trial: that no one is teaching intelligent design.


9 posted on 09/28/2005 4:42:28 AM PDT by Adder (Can we bring back stoning again? Please?)
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To: Adder

They could also read a statrement in physics class that there are differen opinions about the shape of the earth.


11 posted on 09/28/2005 4:52:34 AM PDT by js1138 (Great is the power of steady misrepresentation.)
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To: Adder

You 'hit the nail on the head', I hope that others realize that this case is not about teaching an ID curriculum but simply reading a disclaimer.


13 posted on 09/28/2005 5:10:18 AM PDT by NVD
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To: Adder; NVD

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46 posted on 09/28/2005 9:37:51 AM PDT by wallcrawlr (http://www.bionicear.com)
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