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York Dispatch Online - LETTERS: "Article Last Updated: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 - 11:04:27 AM EST
Creationism a topic of philosophy
The teaching of creationism or intelligent design in public high schools does not violate the First Amendment's requirement of separation of church and state.
Students should have a full education about the theories and philosophies that exist concerning the earth's existence. However, intelligent design is not a scientific theory and therefore does not belong in the science classroom. It is a religious theory and should be treated as such; that is, taught in a philosophy or world religion class."
York Dispatch Online - LETTERS: "Article Last Updated: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 - 11:04:27 AM EST
Creationism a topic of philosophy
The teaching of creationism or intelligent design in public high schools does not violate the First Amendment's requirement of separation of church and state.
Students should have a full education about the theories and philosophies that exist concerning the earth's existence. However, intelligent design is not a scientific theory and therefore does not belong in the science classroom. It is a religious theory and should be treated as such; that is, taught in a philosophy or world religion class."
posted by Michael C. Habib at 5/18/2005 10:00:00 AM
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