Education in America

• Facing Sticker Shock in Cobb County, Georgia

  Dec. 13, 2005

  More on the creation/evolution debate within public schools in Cobb County, Georgia

• University of California Sued for Discriminating Against Christian Courses

  Sept. 6, 2005

  The Christian textbooks used in several new college-prep courses considered "too religious" to be accepted for college-entrance credit at UC.

• ‘You Are a Threat to Education!’

  July 11, 2003

  This is the 8th year that AiG has been able to distribute resources at the National Education Association's (NEA) annual meeting.

• In the Eye of the Storm

  July 1, 2003

  Terry Mortenson talks about the upcoming outreach at the boothof the 'Creation Science Educators Caucus' at the 2003 National Educators Associatioin.

• Bias in Higher Education

  March 1, 2003

  A professor at Texas Tech University has written some alarming anti-creationist comments about letters of recommendation, which are required for students to enter medical school.

• Question Evolution

  Sept. 26, 2002

  It was indeed a wonderful experience for us to participate with Answers in Genesis as we worked together to support the NEA-Creation Science Educators’ Caucus in the NEA National Convention in Dallas.

• US Senate Supports Intellectual Freedom!

  June 23, 2001

  The United States Senate recently passed an Elementary and Secondary Education Act with a ‘sense of the Senate’ amendment.

• Leading US Magazine Exposes Evolution’s Tall Tales!

  Jan. 5, 2001

  A major American magazine devotes most of its pages to this theme: what American students often learn in their public schools is just plain wrong.

• Feedback Article

  Universities Still Teaching Fraudulent Evolutionary Ideas!

  Sept. 12, 2000 from Feedback

  “I found your articles to be extremely helpful, especially the one about the fraud of embryonic recapitulation.”

• Creation, Evolution, and Harvard!

  May 6, 2000

  In the following guest commentary you will discover how education in America has changed from being Christian-based to humanistic-based, and how evolutionary thinking played a role in this shift.

• Research Paper

  Teaching Creation and Evolution in Schools

  Nov. 1, 1999, pp. 118–123

  Fifty studies on teaching origins found about 90% of the public desired that both creation and evolution or creation only be taught in the public schools.

• Magazine Article

  Creation and the U.S. Supreme Court

  June 1, 1991, pp. 32–36

  For the anti-creation lobby to still promote the US Supreme Court as being impartial and open-minded is either naive or very misleading.

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