When the Ninth Circuit is confronted with a fact pattern that would hold evolutionists accountable for violating the Establishment Clause when promoting evolution, they take the easy way out and refuse to rule on the merits of the case.
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We saw that the court failed in its job to establish what the law is. In fact the relevant law on this issue is not as murky as the Ninth Circuit made it out to be.
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When public school teachers advocate creationism, courts strike them down; when they disparage and attack creationism, courts look the other way.
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Those who capitulate to the Darwinian consensus are deemed of normal intelligence and fit for office. Those who don't are subjected to public mockery and humiliation.
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"Are scientists a cohort without a sociology -- uniquely homogenous and unanimous, without factions or interests and impervious to peer pressures or the agendas of funding agencies?"
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I gave a talk last night to a Jewish group here in Seattle about my new book with Joe Lieberman, making only the briefest and mildest allusion to the design theme.
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Even as Richard Dawkins informs Rick Perry that "evolution is a fact," many evolutionary biologists are quietly (or not so quietly) abandoning the Tree of Life hypothesis.
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Governor Perry of Texas wrongly thinks public schools in his home state teach creationism, but he seems unaware that his own education commissioner is trying to stifle scientific criticisms of Darwin.
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