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Author Topic:   John McCain and the Discovery Institute
iceage 
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Message 3 of 83 (384886)
02-13-2007 12:20 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by nator
02-13-2007 11:57 AM


Oh No.. please tell me it ain't so.
quote:
Daily Star: Should intelligent design be taught in schools?
McCain: I think that there has to be all points of view presented. But they’ve got to be thoroughly presented. So to say that you can only teach one line of thinking I don’t think is - or one belief on how people and the world was created - I think there’s nothing wrong with teaching different schools of thought.
Daily Star: Does it belong in science?
McCain: There’s enough scientists that believe it does. I’m not a scientist. This is something that I think all points of view should be presented.
This would imply that Native American creation myths should also be taught or how about astrology?
Is McCain that ignorant or just disparately seeking votes.

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