[Right Wing Professor]

But you are clearly opposed to social conservatism -- you know, those "fundamentalists" who dare bring their religious beliefs into the public square.

Don't care if they bring their beliefs to the public square, or any other public forum. I object when they try to force their beliefs down my throat.

Run away, RWP, run away!

You should be so lucky. I'm going to be front and center, warning people about theocrats like you. If this country is going to return to the glory days of witch trials that your lot specialized in the last time you were in charge, it'll be over my cold, dead corpse.

[JohnnyZ]

If this country is going to return to the glory days of witch trials that your lot specialized in the last time you were in charge,

LOL, I think the last time people like me were in charge we had the Boston Tea Party. Then we sobered up and started on things like being endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights.....

[Lord_Baltar]

Amen Professor, Amen.

However, it is amusing watching the Zealots try to shoe horn their religion into the category of science, without anything but scripture as their "evidence".

Didn't we do away with this fundimentalist nonsense when ID-like views about the Sun, the Stars, and the Universe orbiting the Earth (the flat one, mind you) was proven to be so much religious drivel?

If people are so desperate to teach children about Creationism, why not just teach it in Sunday School, where it belongs, and leave Science to be taught in Science Class.

Or, would they prefer having Science Professors bellying up to their Pulpits and Teaching Science in their Church?