Re: paleonet anti-evolutionism

[John Van Couvering <vanc@xxxxxxxx>]

This preposterous suit has preposterous ramifications.

As I see it, the student is (in effect) demanding a passing grade in 
biology even if he refuses to answer exam questions that deal with 
evolution.  On this same basis of religious non-discrimination, I can enter 
any seminary or schul and obtain passing grades in religious studies, if I 
refuse to respond to questions that require that I profess a belief in God.

Why can't this religious person just believe he's a doctor, and avoid the 
bother of attending class at all?

John


>Professor's Snub of Creationists Prompts U.S. Inquiry
>By NICK MADIGAN         NY Times
>[L]UBBOCK, Tex., Feb. 2 - A biology professor who insists that his 
>students accept the tenets of human evolution has found himself the 
>subject of Justice Department scrutiny.