H 32°, L 7° | Tomorrow: 
H 17°, L 4°
Here’s an excellent article by University of Virginia biologist Paul Gross on the intelligent design (ID) movement, and the threat it presents to the way science is normally taught in classrooms. I tried to be as even-handed as I could in my column, but as critic Roger Kimball (quoted by Gross) points out, “Patient objections to the ludicrous become ludicrous themselves.”
Top Classified Ads (view all)
Place your classified ad online and have it show up here. Your ad will hit thousands of viewers a day!
Looking for a print version?
Simply use your browser’s ‘Print’ command and a printer-friendly document will be generated automatically.
Also by Rob Hunter:
- "Secularism" is not a religion (March 17, 2005)
Leave a comment