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To: wallcrawlr
Do students have a right to hear all the evidence in science class...even if it contradicts evolution?

In principle, yes.

The problem is that this contradictory "evidence" creationists and IDers are always going on about is just the same old ignorant nonsense such as "Why are there still monkeys?"

Should Phlogiston theory be presented as contradictory evidence in a chemistry class?

90 posted on 02/11/2006 9:32:21 AM PST by RightWingNilla
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To: RightWingNilla

The problem is that this contradictory "evidence" creationists and IDers are always going on about is just the same old ignorant nonsense such as "Why are there still monkeys?"

Don't insult my Uncle Clyde.

I myself would put it in an introduction to an evolution unit along with other theories. Evolution units usually don't last too long, but golly gee, does it ever generate a debate.


91 posted on 02/11/2006 9:35:59 AM PST by moog
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