PostmodernProph
....fully immersed....
pretending that ID is the equivalent of fundamentalism is the dishonesty....;.I can understand you're not able to be honest with either yourself or others regarding the influence of christian fundamentalists as the entities looking to strip away elements of the constitution as it applies to the Establishment Clause and public schools.This is (and you must be honest with yourself here) the source of your own arguments, and therefore it is fair game, if only from a history of the philosophy perspective.
not at all......it is only your refusal to listen to what people say that provides the shallow perspective....
The Evolution Creationism and Intelligent Design Controversy
Not until 1968 did the Supreme Court rule in Epperson vs. Arkansas that such bans [teaching "creationism" - ed.] contravene the Establishment Clause because their primary purpose is religious. The Court used the same rationale in 1987 in Edwards vs Aguillard to strike down a Louisiana law that required biology teachers who taught the theory of evolution to also discuss evidence supporting the theory called "creation science."
While your primary purpose for denying that christian fundamentalism is unique in its anti-science, anti-evolution agenda aimed at the public schools is an attempt to force extremist views into the public schools, why would you think your dishonesty would go unnoticed?