Add to ORKGust over 5 years ago, the scientifi c com-munity turned its attention to a courtroom in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Eleven par-ents sued their Dover, Pennsylvania, school board to overturn a policy explicitly legiti-mizing intelligent design creationism. The case, Kitzmiller v. Dover, followed a familiar script: Local citizens wanted their religious values validated by the science curriculum; prominent academics testifi ed to the scien-tifi c consensus on evolution; and creation-ists lost decisively. Intelligent design was not science, held the court, but rather an effort to advance a religious view via public schools, a violation of the U.S. Constitution’s Estab
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1987 stated that creationism is a form of religion and thus was not to be ...
An eyewitness account of the Kitzmiller v Dover trial concerning intelligent design in public school...
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Federal Middle District of Pennsylvania, ruled against teaching a new form of creationism in the pub...
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Despite modern society\u27s attempts at political correctness and increasingly liberal social mores,...
Darwinian evolution is accepted by the great majority of scientists as the method by which the diver...
Although the Supreme Court of the United States has never developed a single clear test for determin...
When Judge John E. Jones, III, a United States District Court judge appointed by President George W....
The recent ruling in the Kitzmiller v. Dover court case that intelligent design is a form of religio...
In an ironic twist, some critics of Intelligent Design point out that the Kitzmiller case itself is...
In September 2005, a federal district judge in Pennsylvania began presiding over the nation\u27s fir...
Eighty years ago, the nation stood transfixed by the spectacle of two giants, William Jennings Bryan...
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1987 stated that creationism is a form of religion and thus was not to be ...
An eyewitness account of the Kitzmiller v Dover trial concerning intelligent design in public school...
Teaching intelligent design in public schools has become an extremely controversial, and highly publ...
The evolution-creation debate continues to evoke passionate arguments as the competing epistemologic...
Federal Middle District of Pennsylvania, ruled against teaching a new form of creationism in the pub...
Evolutionary theory in the scientific curricula of public education has been scrutinized by religiou...
The debate over how to address the origins of life in American schools has been ongoing for almost a...
Despite modern society\u27s attempts at political correctness and increasingly liberal social mores,...
Darwinian evolution is accepted by the great majority of scientists as the method by which the diver...
Although the Supreme Court of the United States has never developed a single clear test for determin...
When Judge John E. Jones, III, a United States District Court judge appointed by President George W....
The recent ruling in the Kitzmiller v. Dover court case that intelligent design is a form of religio...
In an ironic twist, some critics of Intelligent Design point out that the Kitzmiller case itself is...
In September 2005, a federal district judge in Pennsylvania began presiding over the nation\u27s fir...
Eighty years ago, the nation stood transfixed by the spectacle of two giants, William Jennings Bryan...
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1987 stated that creationism is a form of religion and thus was not to be ...
An eyewitness account of the Kitzmiller v Dover trial concerning intelligent design in public school...
Teaching intelligent design in public schools has become an extremely controversial, and highly publ...