Richard Dawkins celebrates a victory over creationists

All I've been saying in this thread is that when you have to have your ideas mandated by law, they can't stand comparison to other ideas.

I agree, in a perfect world education isn't run by gov't.

But in a perfect education world, science is taught in science classes. There have to be scientific facts backing theories or hypothesis.
This is not a perfect world.

Thanks

Which is exactly what I stated in my very first post in this thread, hence you gotta make due and only allow science to be taught in public science classes.

We've come full circle.
 
I agree, in a perfect world education isn't run by gov't.

But in a perfect education world, science is taught in science classes. There have to be scientific facts backing theories or hypothesis.
This is not a perfect world.

Thanks

Which is exactly what I stated in my very first post in this thread, hence you gotta make due and only allow science to be taught in public science classes.

We've come full circle.
Sure. But to proclaim this a victory for free speech is ludicrous.
 
This is not a perfect world.

Thanks

Which is exactly what I stated in my very first post in this thread, hence you gotta make due and only allow science to be taught in public science classes.

We've come full circle.
Sure. But to proclaim this a victory for free speech is ludicrous.

All i see in the OP is the label victory.

Whether they mean victory in free speech, or education, or what field, i dunno.
 
Thanks

Which is exactly what I stated in my very first post in this thread, hence you gotta make due and only allow science to be taught in public science classes.

We've come full circle.
Sure. But to proclaim this a victory for free speech is ludicrous.

All i see in the OP is the label victory.

Whether they mean victory in free speech, or education, or what field, i dunno.
My bad. I mis-remembered TwoThumb's sarcastic post, #60.
 

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