Kansas doesn't go far enough!

[plutherus]

That's right! Getting Evolution out of our classrooms is just the first step!

We need to get all of this anti-God materialist science[1] out of the classrooms. And here's a good start!




[1](See Fallen Angels by Larry Niven.)

Comments

[31seel.livejournal.com]

Sience is anti-God materialism, unfortuantely that doesn't mean it is wrong, nor does it mean that we should try to religiousify it. By all means, have a Religion class where Creation "Science" is taught, in fact I would encourage it, but don't pretend it is Science.

I don't know whether to laugh or cry......

[casfic.livejournal.com]

This is a wind up isn't it? Please tell me it's a wind up, because the implications for your country if it isn't are mind boggling.

[plutherus.livejournal.com]

I am sincerely hoping so.

I know there are christian groups who refuse to believe in Einstein's theory of relativity, or quantum theory at all, but right now I'm going on the assumption that this article, at least, is satire.

I really, truly, hope so.

But it's so hard to tell these days.

[casfic.livejournal.com]

It wouldn't have occurred to me that it was anything other than a spoof had I not read somewhere on some science education site that they felt it was only a matter of time before such basic things as gravity were attacked.

BTW, my sis who is staying with me at the moment says, hi, and wonders that now you are in St Louis, whether you have considered travelling to Kentucky to visit the anti-evolution theme park they have there for a fun day out. She feels that were she to go she would be asked to leave due to the uncontrollable laughter with which she would be bound to greet each exhibit. Either that or she would be burnt at the stake.

[rhonan.livejournal.com]

I remember reading this in The Onion some time ago, so yes, it is a spoof.

[casfic.livejournal.com]

Oh thank goodness!

[metallumai.livejournal.com]

I wonder if there's stil a viable Flat-Earth Society?