This seems to me why there may need to be a legal recognition of the DIFFERENCE between Bibilical Creationism and Scientific Creationism. First there must be a show of how all science (regardless of what in the power of any state it has a right to prohibit) is benefited and not merely impacted. Wise's use of Remine's terms provides the BIBILICAL creationist the motivation but unless this set theory logic is used to show how strictly evolutionary vicariance vs dispersal hypothesis testing if less error prone by use of a version of Scientific Creationism getting LEGAL REGUALTION of an INTEREPRETATION of the constitution IS likely difficult to doubtful. So I see Dan's point.
The problem is that a politician is not expected to think he/she will find the SCIENCE of getting TO this point an issue and I take it that was what the Supreme Court judges thought no matter their words. But THAT is the problem we are at as is witnessed day in and out on this board. We have a hard time getting scienists to even see that the DIFFERNCE of BIBLICAL CREATIONISM from Scientific Creationism vs Creation Science not only benefits the understanding of nature but also does more than simply imply changes to the way science(evolution) teaching has been done.
With a more organized secular response to the BIBLICAL end it is obvious that Creationists may need to use the SEPERATION merely to survivie but that would be wrong. I suspect my own reading that DOES involve our constitution however would be the case in this case. Just how the LAW will work as the science is developed I dont know but it would be something other than an issue about taxes.
Since however "
project steve" and attempts to DO SCIENCE anti-creationism THIS however is likely what will come to the political action before simply providing the funds to do the kinds of things I have been suggsting for years materializes as it takes advances in both creation and evolution populations to bring in the change as the change already is without tokenizing the reissue.