[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

The linked article in PLoS Biology has an anti-Republican slant, especially if you look at the dumb cartoon in the middle of it. This is a symptom of the problem that arises when one party officially rejects the scientific method. Hopefully, the professionals at the national level have learned from the Dover fiasco, and will keep Darwin out of politics.

You can't keep Darwin out of politics when the government via the courts imposes it on citizens. Still retaining some rights to freedom of thought, those opposed to it will rebel against this tyranny. You reap what you sow.

Another theological point always evident when Darwinists get heavy handed is the doctrine of human depravity.

[Frank Sheed]

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[PatrickHenry]

You can't keep Darwin out of politics when the government via the courts imposes it on citizens.

Read the Dover decision. Then you'll know who tried to impose what on whom: Kitzmiller et al. v Dover Area School District et al.