[mathluv]

Over 10 years ago, when Texas was adopting science textbooks, the requirements from the science educators required ALL theories be offered, not just evolution.

Some don't want to consider evolution a "theory", but it still is.

[Ichneumon]

Over 10 years ago, when Texas was adopting science textbooks, the requirements from the science educators required ALL theories be offered, not just evolution.

What is the "theory of intelligent design"? Everyone talks about it, but no one can produce it.

Note: Before anyone takes a stab at answering, be aware that speculation is not a theory. A hypothetical scenario is not a theory. To be a theory, an idea has to meet a number of specific conditions. Now, can anyone tell me the "theory of intelligent design"?

[Right Wing Professor]

Over 10 years ago, when Texas was adopting science textbooks, the requirements from the science educators required ALL theories be offered, not just evolution.

Must be huge textbooks. The Native American creation stories alone would have run into several volumes.