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Anti-Evolutionary Teachings Reenter Schools in New Form

By Deidre Pike

Reno News & Review | January 17, 2005

Creationists have changed their strategy in order to gain acceptance from the scientific community and to get their materials into public schools. Gone is talk of God and the Bible. Anti-evolutionary advocates instead speak of "intelligent design."

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Tags: Kansas, mathematician William Dembski, Missouri and South Carolina, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary's Center for Science and Theology

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