@farmerman,
Quote:Our constitution makes no differences between what religions cannot preach their creeds as science. It just says 'THATS THE WAY IT IS BOYS, NOW DEAL WITH IT"
That idiotic remark is grounded on the superiority of American jurisprudence in terms of intellectual discussion.
Congress voted overwhelmingly for the adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan which, after much loss of life and injuries which will haunt the US for the next 50 years, and expense, are seen as gigantic mistakes.
The promotion of the widespread acceptance of evolution, and the obvious social consequences which will result, is an error of unquantifiable magnitude. It represents a revolution.
Pretending it isn't is a hoax which relies, as do all hoaxes, on an audience of saps and you ought to be ashamed of yourself, fm, for playing to such a gallery in the name of Science. Which I see as irresponsible unless you promote free love and might being the only right. Both of which you haven't the nerve to attempt.
You are a Christian underneath old chap and your evolutionism is a schtick to gain attention. Science is for scientists. It has nothing to do with constitutions. That you think it has is slam dunk evidence that science is not your strong point.
American courts ordered the burning of Wilhelm Reich's books. 4 tons of them I gather. And the Constitution allowed the repeal of the Glass/Steagall Act of 1933 and that smoothed the way to the financial crisis we are still wrestling with and the gradual restoration of the provisions of the Act.