[JamesP81]

In 2004, Georgia's school superintendent proposed a statewide science curriculum that dropped the word “evolution” in favour of “changes over time.” That plan was soon scrapped amid protests from teachers.

I'm an IDr myself, and I don't see a problem with the stickers, either. They should've been left in place. I fail to see how mentioning that evolution is a theory and not a proven fact is somehow a violation of separation of church and state (unless yoou're a member of the Church of Evolution is an Indisputable Fact). But this is kinda dumb. A duck is a duck and I'm going to call it a duck. It's called Theory of Evolution. Calling it by its name doesn't mean you have to believe in it.

[mouse_35]

As long as the sticker includes the SCIENTIFIC definiton of a theory, I wouldn't have a problem with the stickers either.

[Coyoteman]

I fail to see how mentioning that evolution is a theory and not a proven fact is somehow a violation of separation of church and state

So you want this kind of a sticker for gravity, astronomy, and how many other sciences?

Just so folks don't go getting the notion that any of them are "theory and not proven fact"??

[Virginia-American]

I'm an IDr myself, and I don't see a problem with the stickers, either. They should've been left in place

I'm not an ID-er, and I agree, on one condition: That the names of *all* the elected public officials responsible for the stickers be printed on them.