"This view is not shared by the nation's scientists, most of whom contend that evolution is a well-established scientific theory that convincingly explains the origins and development of life on earth. Moreover, they say, a scientific theory is not a hunch or a guess but is instead an established explanation for a natural phenomenon, like gravity, that has repeatedly been tested through observation and experimentation. Indeed, most scientists argue that, for all practical purposes, evolution through natural selection is a fact. These scientists and others dismiss creation science as religion, not science, and describe intelligent design as little more than creationism dressed up in scientific jargon."
Duh.
I don't understand the argument at all. The intelligent designers want this stuff taught in science classes and presumably their kids already learn it through religious teachings. They argue, teach both sides. The evolutionists want evolution taught in science class and whatever you want taught in your own religious classes and then the kids can make up their own mind. I haven't heard of evolutionists campaigning to teach evolution in church.
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