[Joe Bonforte]

I hate that it came to this, but I prefer this result to having scientific illiterates decide what goes in or on science books.

And before I too get accused of being a troll, you might want to look at my five year posting history on FR.

[My2Cents]

Before you start throwing sticks at "scientific illiterates" you should take a look at this.

[Colonel Kangaroo]

I hate that it came to this, but I prefer this result to having scientific illiterates decide what goes in or on science books.

True, and likewise astrologers would resent non-astrologers deciding what is in an astrology book. But we wouldn't want our school children indoctrinated with astrology. Neither should we accept children being indoctrinated with the fairy tale of macro-evolution which no man has seen take place.

[muawiyah]

Hmmm. You mean you'd rather have a judge dictating what is or is not taught than to have a group of scientists simply duplicate the "evolution" experiment in a different, but independent laboratory?

Makes me wonder who is or is not scientifically illiterate ~ is it the Fundie Yahoos, or is it a federal judge with a pantload, or the guys who brought suit?