You Creationist apparently will go to any length, including fabricating misleading articles, to slip in your agenda of ignorance. I was expecting to read an enlightening article about America's past and out comes Creationist babble. No, it is not the time, nor is it ever the time, to reject SCIENCE, which has been a cornerstone to America's greatness. Mixing evolution in with the words "globalist" and "secular humanist" is a case of comparing apples and oranges and any confusion that exists is limited to the closed minds of creationists. Want an education on this subject? Go to your local museum. If your brain fails you, maybe you can rely on your eyes.
She did not advocate rejecting SCIENCE, but rather rejecting the "theories of evolution"
...and that is a crucial detail.
-penny
(What IS it about some people completely hostile to religion that makes them feel the need to turn every thread with a mention of God into Monty Python's The Argument Clinic?)
Religious people accept science but simply don't put as much importance on it as you apparently do.
I am not a very religious man, but I see religion as much more important to human greatness than science. It takes people who are well grounded in the understanding of the purpose of knowledge to use and develope it so that it helps mankind and does no harm in the process.