Totally incorrect. The correced version is as follows:
The only outcome evolutionists will accept is to have its views reflected in the official curriculum at the expense of the other side.>
They absolutely DO NOT want to allow ANYTHING other than evolution to be taught in schools.
There are too many PhDs and careers riding on evolution's monopoly. From the perspective of the evolutionists, this has less to do with "science," and is really more of a turf battle.
They absolutely DO NOT want to allow ANYTHING other than evolution to be taught in schools.
No, they just want to limit science classes to actual science. They're funny that way.
Incorrect. We scientists want only science taught in science classrooms, of which evolution is one branch of science. ID can be taught, but it it's proper context - philosophy or comparative religion.
Not so. We only insist that theories, laws and principles must first EARN standing in the marketplace of scientific ideas (i.e. prove sufficiently useful that they are taken up by scientists in the production of original scientific research, which status can be objectively confirmed in the professional literature) before they DESERVE a place in science curricula.
IOW it's an entirely normal CONSERVATIVE insistence on high and hard-nosed academic standards.
If ID (or any other view) genuinely succeeds as science, and thus earns a place in the curricula on merit, then we have no problem with that. You're just whining because you demand it's inclusion on the basis of intellectual affirmative action.
There fixed it. Teach ID in philosophy if you want. Or History
Ancient History
Totally incorrect!! And, not even intelligent.
This proposal offers a solution we both can accept. You teach your children superstition such as ID or creationism (and call it anything you like) and I will teach my children science.
My children will go to MIT, Columbia, and Stanford. (OK, one already went to Columbia and one already went to Stanford).
And your children will be working as clerks in a convenience store because that is what they will be qualified for.
Works for both of us. Everybody's happy. And indeed, we need convenience store clerks when my kids need to get a late night snack.