Ten countries participated in the new survey about teaching science where it stated it had established an international consensus on accepting the hypothesis of evolution. With a description like that one would think there is this is not good news about creationism, right? Partly, it’s not good, but on the other hand, there is some [...]
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New Survey About Science Conducted By The British Council
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged british council, creationism, darwin, evolution, science, survey on November 3, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Professor Michael Reiss Explains His Worldview On Science
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged christianity, evolution, intelligent design, Michael Reiss, religion, science on July 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Last year Michael Reiss who is the Director of the Institute of Education made a profound and shocking statement to the secularists, “Teachers need to accommodate the differing world views of students from Jewish, Christian or Muslim backgrounds – which means openly discussing creationism and intelligent design as alternatives to evolutionary theory…I feel that creationism [...]
New Darwin Production Causing A Stir Among Evolutionists
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged charles darwin, creationism, documentaries, evolution, Fathom Media, science on June 29, 2009 | 51 Comments »
“The Voyage that Shook the World“ was produced by Creation Ministries International. CMI announced to the public that they created a production company called; Fathom Media. The idea was to have the movie judged on its content only, not its particular association which many militant evolutionists like to put in practice.
CMI had a policy for [...]
Don McLeroy Looses and Gets Viciously Attacked
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged creationism, Don McLeroy, evolution, intelligent design, PZ Meyers, science on May 31, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Senate rejects McLeroy by only a couple of votes, the majority was needed for his confirmation, but still 19 out of 3o who voted wasn’t bad. To no surprise the vote went down party lines.
McLeroy stirred up a hornet’s nest from militant defenders of evolution. Excitement, name calling, insulting people’s intelligence transpired in the reaction [...]
