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    Evolutionism In Schools

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    That knowledge being evolutionism, one organism changes slowly over time so that it may survive in the land of predators. But we cannot do so if evolutionism is abolished from school, and replaced by creationism. Let us go over why the sciences of evolutionism should stay in school, rather than creationism. A statement made on Huffing Post said, “Reports that less than half of American students are proficient in science, and has focused a national spotlight on the inadequacies of science…

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    Intelligent Design

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    numerous Dover science teachers, the court soon concluded that the “intelligent designed” was no other than the Christian God. Thus, the mere implication of a supernatural entity, coupled with the evidence linking ID to earlier attempts to institute creationism, would be enough to warrant unconstitutional status under the Establishment…

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    continue to be argued for centuries to come, seeing already that some believe that they act as complete polar opposites of each other. It goes hand in hand with believers of Evolution and scientology versus the believers in the book of Genesis and creationism. Evolution can definitely show one view of how the world was created. Evolution should be freely taught in public schools because it rejects the ideas of censorship, shows the scientific aspects of how the world was created, and enables…

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    The Scopes Trial took place in 1925 in Dayton, Tennessee. A group of teachers decided to test a law called the Butler Law. The Butler law made it illegal to teach the theory of evolution and instead mandated the biblical interpretation of creationism. The teachers felt that academic freedom and integrity as well as separation of church and state was at stake. Twenty four year old science teacher and football coach John T. Scopes would teach the class. Knowing he would be arrested Scopes taught…

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    Scopes Monkey Trial Essay

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    The Scopes “Monkey Trial” was one of the most famous battles in history between evolution and creationism. After the Butler Act was passed, which banned the teaching of evolution, The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) announced it would defend anyone who challenged it. John Thomas Scopes was a teacher in Dayton, Tennessee, who was charged on May 5, 1925 for violating Tennessee's Butler Act. This case pitted two titans against each other, William Jennings Bryan, a former presidential…

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    missionary in a mission field. Therefore, it is important for us to know the legal capacities for us to be the light in the schools where we will teach. This paper will address several court cases that have affected the teachings of evolution and creationism in public schools and the implications for Bible-believing teachers. One of the most famous events regarding the teaching of Creation in public schools was the Scopes Monkey Trial. While this court case did not go up to the Supreme Court, it…

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    since it is over 3,400 years old, and written over a period of 1400 to 1800 years by more than 40 different authors. The Bible has some historical truth to it, but the theory of creationism has none. The theory is not even a legitimate hypothesis. A scientific hypothesis must be testable and falsifiable, and creationism isn’t either. If the Garden of Eden is where humanity was formed, then where is the radiance of human life from that point? There…

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    in their lives, have asked themselves those questions. And really, no one seems to get to the bottom of that idea and have it all figured out. In today's world, there are two theories that strongly claim to answer that question, and those are creationism, the belief of everything to have been created by a supernatural entity or being and evolutionism, the belief that everything just came to be and evolved from that point onward. As a kid, I learned that God created this universe in as short as…

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    animals change over time based off surroundings; this theory states that humans descended from apes. This went against the butlers act and a Tennessee state law that made it a misdemeanor to teach any theory that opposed Creationism as taught by the bible. The theory of Creationism states that all life forms were created by a superior power. The court case was on July 10th, John Thomas Scopes was defended by Clarence Darrow against state attorney and three time Democrat president William…

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    argument. b. The most compelling argument presented against the intelligent design is the sign of using the word “creationism” in the draft version of the book “Of Panda and People”. In looking through the definition of both the intelligent design and creationism, they are of the same origin and basically have the same definitions. The evidence of the using the contents in creationism showed religious tendency directly. 6. According to The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, the…

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