Religious concepts of origins have no place in public school science classes. Science instruction must be based on up-to-date information and the consensus of the scientific community, not theological concepts.
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- Connecticut Schools Discontinue Graduations In Church February 9, 2010
- AU Warns Louisiana Education Board Not To Adopt Review Policy That Favors Creationism January 5, 2010
- Supreme Court Should Reject Religious Discrimination At Public Universities, Says AU December 7, 2009
- AU Challenges California Community College Prayer Policy In Federal Court November 20, 2009
Church & State
- Tennessee Approves Bible Instruction Guidelines March 1, 2010
- Mr. Freshwater’s Classroom Crusade March 1, 2010
- Church-State Debate Erupts In The States March 1, 2010
- Kindergartener’s Mom Fails To Persuade High Court To Hear Bible Story Case March 1, 2010
- Texas Social Studies Debate Moves Toward Vote February 1, 2010
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- ‘Palin-tology’: Have Former Alaska Governor’s Views On Creationism Evolved?November 24, 2009
- Friday Follies: A Round-up Of Stories From Here, There And EverywhereOctober 2, 2009
- Supreme Prejudice: Scalia Says Government Can Promote ReligionSeptember 24, 2009
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Creationism debate on CNN
August 16, 2007
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- Resolved September, 2008 Hickory, North Carolina
- Resolved February, 2006 Franklin, North Carolina
- Resolved March, 2009 Advance, North Carolina
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- August 1997 Freiler v. Tangipahoa Parish Board of Education
- January 2006 Hurst v. Newman
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