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Your position sounds right, but let's dig a little. What if 20% of the teachers in public schools want to teach Creationism? In your statements above are you
by eevilspock 10y ago
Your position sounds right, but let's dig a little.
What if 20% of the teachers in public schools want to teach Creationism?
In your statements above are you making moral assumptions about the primacy of science, and if so, are you ok with the government legislating that?
When does something become "clear"? When a majority of the people see things that way?
If so, isn't that's what's happening here? A school board is not a "government agency" made up of appointed officials and their hires; it's effectively a legislative body that represents the will of the voters. They are elected into office and presumably can be recalled.
Does popularity == truth? If not, who decides?