They're inviting special people to jump in line.
Genie is being invited to testify. Youtube shortly.
Now some guy is saying that everyone who defends evolution is an evil atheist.
And the next guy is a Paluxy track apologist. Honestly.
More like this
The battle over creationism in public schools is heading for Indiana, as lawmakers there prepare to submit a bill to mandate the teaching of intelligent design there.
Although creationists try hard to be media-savvy, relying on rhetoric to make their arguments, I can't help but laugh at who qualifies as a star in creationist circles.
As many of you no doubt know by now, Henry Morris, founder of the Institute for Creation Research and the man most responsible for the revival of creationism in America, has died at age 87. By all accounts of those who met him, he was a gentleman of unfailing civility and good will.
This is completely unsurprising.
They need to borrow the argument from oranges from the Florida hearings.
Euginie was awesome, the problem is that testimonies like her's, as pointed and clear as it can be, are not making as much an impact as the lawyers who are completely polished in "smooth talking" and open debate are. Those are the S&W proponents who are nit-picking over each word as a legal liability for the state.
The audio of Scott's testimony (and the priceless exchange with Dunbar) is now posted at
https://tw-curricuwiki.wikispaces.com/EugenieScottTexasMarch252009