[gondramB]

"Truth"

I have yet to see a non born again Christian advocate forcing the teaching of Intelligent design in science class. There may be a few but this is almost entirely about whether or not to use this method to get religion back into public schools.

Even though I believe in Intelligent design I don't like this method because it doesn't feel honest. And it certainly doesn't feel like a search for truth so much as it feels anti-science anti-intelectual.

[mlc9852]

So religion is automatically anti-intellectual? Only Darwin's truth is allowed in schools? And how excited do you really think 9th graders are over evolution anyway? It's about much more than 9th grade biology, isn't it?

[shuckmaster]

I have yet to see a non born again Christian advocate forcing the teaching of Intelligent design in science class.

From my experience most born again Christiana aren't advocating it either. There's only a vocal few who have been duped by a charlatan book selling hoax to side with an idea that, when examined closely, is mostly contrary to bible teachings.

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

Well put. Modern day Ludditeism.

MRSA*** upon their ignorant houses.

***Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus