It’s encouraging to see the increasing interest from citizens in what is taught in public school classrooms. But if creation were taught in the science classrooms, would it be taught accurately and respectfully by a qualified individual?
Answers in Genesis has never suggested teachers of any persuasion be forced to teach creationism but rather has always maintained students and teachers should have academic freedom to critically examine scientific facts and the worldviews by which they are interpreted.
A recent study of U.S. high school biology teachers yielded some surprises and rang alarm bells for evolutionists. More than one in ten biology teachers advocate teaching creation or intelligent design in a positive light.
A bizarre petition has been recently posted to a White House website that calls on President Obama to ban creation and intelligent design from schools. The reality is that creation or intelligent design (ID) is not taught as part of the formal curriculum in any public schools we know of.
Are creationist barbarians storming the gates of the United Kingdom? The BBC would like you to think so, but the real story is not so dramatic.
There have been a number of recent instances involving school boards discussing the topic of creation/evolution in the public school classroom, in science textbook disclaimers and so on.
Several influential evolutionists are pressuring the Office for Standards
From Prime Minister Tony Blair to schoolboys in Leicester, it seems everyone’s talking about Ken Ham’s recent meetings in the United Kingdom.
Yet another poll indicates that Americans believe creation should be included in US public school classrooms.
The global, newsweekly, Time magazine, has become such a humanistic, anti-Christian magazine that it affects its ability to objectively report on issues relating to Christianity.
The liberal group People For the American Way, has issued an anti-creationist report called “Sabotaging Science: Creationist Strategy in the ‘90s.”
Ellen Goodman, nationally syndicated columnist and the recipient of a Pulitzer prize for her commentaries, had her reputation for tolerance tarnished recently.
The British newspaper the Independent took the evolutionary party line when it profiled Answers in Genesis on Sunday, March 26 with a major, rather negative, article.
A new nationwide poll has revealed that most Americans believe that creation should be taught in public schools.
A new nationwide poll has revealed that 79% of Americans believe that creation should be taught in its public schools.
As more and more Christians nationwide are getting involved in grassroots efforts to de-emphasize the teaching of evolution in state-supported schools, the issue is heating up in AiG’s home state
A mathematics teacher in Kanawah County, West Virginia has asked the county board of education to vote on a resolution which would give science teachers more freedom in the way they teach science.
At least two generations of our young people have been indoctrinated by an education system steeped in evolutionary humanism. Where has this led, and does the result matter?
The topic of this paper, of course, deals with the question of the presentation of scientific creationism in Australian schools.
The following is the complete text of a tape which is being submitted to the Education Dept for duplicating and distributing to interested teachers and students.
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