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|    Re: 3.3 billion years old biosignatures     |
|    21 Nov 25 12:08:43    |
      [continued from previous message]              OEC. Luskin claims to have gotten his PhD studying rocks around 2       billion years old. Their claim to be running a "Big Tent" scam that all       types of Biblical creationists are welcomed to attend is a lie. The Top       Six evidences for ID should tell any competent and sane person that YEC       do not want to teach the existing ID science in the public schools. The       Big Bang is already a topic that several creationist state school boards       have wanted to remove from the science standards, and Kansas succeeded       in 1999, so the YEC do not want the best evidence for ID to be       presented. Luskin is one of the authors of the Educator's briefing       packet and the guy describing how the bait and switch went down on the       West Virginia legislator with the removal of intelligent design from the       legislation. He even describes why the bait and switch needed to go       down again after the legislation passed because "Unfortunately, some       legislators seem to have been confused by earlier versions of the bill       and thought that the final version of this bill was about intelligent       design." Luskin had to be quoted in the news lying about the Discovery       Institute not supporting teaching intelligent design in the public       schools. Luskin is coauthor of the Educator's Briefing packet.              QUOTE:       Has ID Been Banned from Public Schools?       No. Science teachers have the right to teach science.       Since ID is a legitimate scientific theory, it should be       constitutional to discuss in science classrooms and it       should not be banned from schools. If a science teacher       wants to voluntarily discuss ID, she should have the       academic freedom to do so.       END QUOTE:              QUOTE:       Although Discovery Institute does not advocate requiring       the teaching of intelligent design in public schools, it       does believe there is nothing unconstitutional about       voluntarily discussing the scientific theory of design in       the classroom. In addition, the Institute opposes efforts       to persecute individual teachers who may wish to discuss       the scientific debate over design in an objective and       pedagogically appropriate manner.       END QUOTE:              The switch scam is just the same obfuscation and denial that the       scientific creationists used to use, but they do not mention the       creationist reason for the obfuscation and denial. Nearly all the rubes       drop the issue instead of bend over for the switch scam because if they       can't tell the students why they are lying to them there is no point in       teaching them enough science for them to understand what they have to deny.              You really do not want to be a YEC IDiotic supporter of the ID scam.              Ron Okimoto              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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