Don McLeroy disappoints
Don McLeroy, Texas board of education member and former chairman of the board who led the fight for balance in evolution education, is unfortunately a religious crackpot. For example, he wrote,
McLeroy is just plain wrong here. For example, the US Constitution owes a lot to the influence of the democratic system of government of the Iroquois Confederacy of Six Nations.
Contrary to what many Darwinists claim, one does not have to be a religious crackpot to support balance in evolution education.
“Freedom is unique to the areas of the world that have been touched by Christianity."
McLeroy is just plain wrong here. For example, the US Constitution owes a lot to the influence of the democratic system of government of the Iroquois Confederacy of Six Nations.
Contrary to what many Darwinists claim, one does not have to be a religious crackpot to support balance in evolution education.
Labels: Texas controversy (new #3)
posted by Larry Fafarman | 8/10/2009 08:12:00 AM
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Benjamin Franklin once wrote in "Articles of Belief and Acts of Religion"
It is that particular wise and good God who is the Author and Owner of our system."
Founding Fathers believed in what McLeroy suggests...
The reality, very little in a small group of non-thesis believe in a "balance in evolution" concerning education.
Therefore, more likely than not, those who profess or have faith in God, who also believe in a balanced education will have more of an impact on public policy.
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