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> -----Original Message----- > From: paleonet-owner@nhm.ac.uk > [mailto:paleonet-owner@nhm.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Michael Kishel <snip> > It's not right what happened to him but come on. I do not > like the ID/creationist machine in any respect but I do not > support viciously demeaning them or their beliefs and that > should not be what we are about. We should be encouraging > them to honestly take a look at the facts and help them see > that there really is no threat to their beliefs. Good public > education that is not inflammatory or insulting will be the > answer in the end. <snip> Michael's comment reminds me of one of the chapters in "Evolution In Perspective, The Science Teacher's Guide Compendium" by NSTA Press; The chapter is entitled _Evolution: Don't Debate, Educate_. Maybe easier said than done, but it may be the only way to consistently represent good science. -Jack
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