Map of Publicly-Funded Creationism Teaching

Capt.Albatross writes "At Slate, Chris Kirk presents a map of schools in the USA that both receive public funding and teach creationism. It also shows public schools in those states where they are allowed to teach creationism (without necessarily implying that creationism is taught in all public schools of those states). There is a brief outline of the regulations in those states where this occurs, but the amounts involved are not discussed."

Map

[rossdee]

on presumably a flat earth

Re:Good

[ScottCooperDotNet]

More what?
Stoning of adulterers?
Slavery?
Animal sacrifice?
Other things Bronze Age religion requires?

If Christ turns water into wine, does the Anti-Christ turn wine into water?

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[Anonymous Coward]

If Christ turns water into wine, does the Anti-Christ turn wine into water?

I turn wine into water... Uh oh.

Re:Good

[rokstar]

does the Anti-Christ turn wine into water?

No but my liver does. Always knew the damn thing was evil.

Re:not affiliated, I just think they're teh funnae

[Cryacin]

I can't wait until "The joy of sect" becomes mandatory reading in high schools.

Re:Good

[platypusfriend]

I do study QM and natural selection in my spare time. And Christianity. And I don't doubt QM, natural selection, or Christianity. Occam's Razor... it's the simplest solution that the universe was created.

Re:My Problem is Darwinian Evolution is Disproven

[cranky_chemist]

"disproves"

You keep using that word.

I do not think it means what you think it means.