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Ann Coulter and the Creationist Science Textbook Revisited

Category: About writing generallyHumor stuff, and in the best of worlds, science humor stuff
Posted on: June 14, 2006 6:58 PM, by David Ng

Oh dear, there is certainly a lot of discussion over Ann Coulter's new book - in particular, her breathtaking views on evolutionary theory.

Hmmm, when I wrote Chapter Titles From My Creationist Textbook, I had no idea that it already existed or was perhaps in the process of being written, since it's clear that this must be the sort of reading she's basing her arguments on. Or maybe my original query and edit (below) leaked out somehow?

...Reviewing a few immunology textbooks, which led (of course) to procastination, which ultimately led to this.

cheers, dave ng

LIST SUBMISSION: HEADINGS IN A CREATIONIST SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
By David Ng

Introduction

Tips on using the accompanying CD-ROM

Chapter 1: Thursday
Chapter 2: Saturday
Chapter 3: Friday
Chapter 4: Wednesday
Chapter 5: Monday
Chapter 6: Thermodynamics
Chapter 7: Tuesday

Appendix 1: Evolution
Appendix 2: Homosexuality
Appendix 3: Candle Making

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