Evolution, Biologos, and the Classroom

[swamidass (S. Joshua Swamidass)]

Note, do not interpret any of this as endorsing one argument or another. I’m just linking to the two prior conversations of relevance here. In particular, @Art thanks for contributing here.

@John_Harshman

Did I come in late? What was the first publication? What did the FFRF do at that time? Do you actually know that the FFRF will take action on the current case?

Ann Van Dordrecht was discussed once before. @Patrick might have been more clear in the rationale of his objection in the prior thread, maybe: Biologos: People To Ponder. Hopefully @Kathryn_Applegate will make an appearance here again.

@Art

I am employee of a large state university, and I teach students who may someday end up at the teaching primary and secondary levels. Conceivably, I am shaping future science curricula in so doing.

I think he makes a distinction between professors and government employees in charge of education curriculums. We had a long discussion about this a while back here: The Rules of the Game.