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What the heck am I doing up at this hour?
Anyway, I hadn't thought of this angle. Corporate recruiters are going to start hearing about this from potential employees.
If you have to tell someone to drop ID then it is already too late.
Oh please, fear mongering again, as if there ever was a doubt that evolutionists could care less who is in power, they will serve whom ever FUNDS their ideology.
Nothing like the gaping chasms in Intelligent Design.
Loved her violin concerto and the "Swan of Tuonela."
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JMO, FWIW, I don't think this universe or world was created out of random chaos or chance.
Summary:
The definition of science proposed in the Minority Report is fully consistent with definitions used by all other states in the U.S. By contrast, the definition of science currently used in the Kansas standards and defended by the Majority is idiosyncratic and out of step with current educational practice.
By: Jonathan Wells, Ph.D, Discovery Institute, November 10, 2005
Background -- Kathleen Sebelius is John Gilligan's daughter. Gilligan was one of the worst (if not THE worst) governor Ohio ever elected. We have him to thank for instituting the income tax. It was for the children, doncha know -- said it would ALL go for education -- yea, right. He was a dem/lib/socialist, but his daughter is even more left-wing than him. And yes, he is still alive. The old fossil is serving on the Cincinnati Public School Board -- still squandering our tax money.
Angels could be pushing the planets around. Teach the controversy! We need balance in our curriculum, which is rife with Newtonism.
A Kansas politician I can agree with, Kathleen Sebelius! Way to go, Madam Governor!
Still waiting for someone to tell me how something can be created from nothing.
Its as probable as starting a fire under water bare naked with nothing but water around you.