Posted on 23rd Jul at 2:35 AM, with 34 notes
Victory for evolution in Texas schools →
Pop the champagne corks. The Texas Board of Education has unanimously come down on the side of evolution. In an 8-0 vote, the board today approved scientifically accurate high school biology textbook supplements from established mainstream publishers—and did not approve the creationist-backed supplements from International Databases, LLC.
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baremiddrifter reblogged this from whisper-of-a-thrill and added:
Beliefs are convictions; that don’t necessary need proofs. How can science be a “belief”?
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wanttogetupgoahead said:
My state finally did something right.
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quacker1 reblogged this from whisper-of-a-thrill and added:
Except the theory of evolution is based in science, while creationism is based in magic and nonsense.
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nerbles reblogged this from bringtheruckuss and added:
Now that they’ve tackled science, how about we take on their Social Studies curriculum?
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ananke reblogged this from bringtheruckuss and added:
finally some good news
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whisper-of-a-thrill reblogged this from missetc and added:
Either one you choose is a religion. Both are beliefs, so there’s really no clean way out of the subject
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