As per the high court rulings you can have the majority of a state disagree with evolution and you still can't get a majority of people to vote to overturn it and teach something else.
tell that to the states that are teaching Creation vs evolution.
our constitution does not allow our government to dictate
to the states in matters concerning religion.
its called separation of church and state.
the mountain of evidence that is easily available that
shows evidence that evolution is based on flawed logic
can be used to remove the teaching of evolution in public schools.
basically it can be shown that the purpose of evolution
was meant to destroy belief in Creation.
if the federal courts rule to stand in the way of a state who's citizens want Creation to be taught to their children
vs evolution then the federal courts are ruling unconstitutionally.
any ruling or law that has been passed to prevent the teaching
of Creation yet allows the teaching of evolution is unconstitutional.
there are colleges in the U.S. that are denying students admission because their high school used a text book that
teaches Creation.
I say let them have those students that they want , and build
colleges for those students that they don't want.
at least they will not be living a lie by attending a school
of higher learning where they learn to believe lies.
Nobody has falsified evolution so it stands in science
you have that wrong , I would venture that those who first started evolution were innocent , they truly believed that
they were correct , but after all the evidence against evolution that is available today has slipped into mainstream knowledge it will be seen that evolution was a ploy to remove religion.
and those who have invested in a education in evolution will
be looking for a new career especially the teachers.
