How is this still an issue in 2006?
Evolution wins out in Mich. curriculum
The State Board of Education on Tuesday approved public school curriculum guidelines that support the teaching of evolution in science classes — but not intelligent design.
Intelligent design instruction could be left for other classes in Michigan schools, but it doesn't belong in science class, according to the unanimously adopted guidelines.
posted by Diane at 12:48 PM
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I went to a Catholic high school for a few months towards the end of my highschool year. All I'm saying is that their "science" teachers were also the school's "religion" teachers. I was known as the godless heathen among my classmates explaining the concepts of evolution and poking all sorts of holes into creationism.
But I didn't ~mean~ to make them cry. Honest!
mishy - - ah shucks, made them cry, but hopefully got them to think some too?
Makes me want to put a Darwin sticker on my car. Of course I live in Tenn so I'd probably be pulled over and ticketed for it
Prunella - I think they need to show Inherit the Wind on a regular basis on TV . . .
Aww Mishy I made my Sunday school teacher cry too! I guess we are just to logical for their own good.
According to a report that The Daily Show brought up last week the United States is second only to Turkey in the percentage of a nation's population that does not believe in evolution. This was out of the 30 most developed nations in the world.
How this is even possible is beyond me.
Oh yeah, God did it. ;x
Diane: Actually I had one guy questioning his decision to enter the priesthood. But he wasn't serious about it. He totally got around with all the girls in that school.
Pixie: And we're both Taurus. We're also more stubborn than everyone else.
v - I love the Daily Show, and that is one scary statistic
mishy and pixie - another stubborn Taurus girl right here
Diane know wonder we are all so stubborn and opinionated!
Did I mention my mother lives in Michigan?
la - oh yeah - when does the plane leave to take you back to the 15th century?
A week from Friday. One of my cousins is an elementary school teacher, too.
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