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Christian zoo which challenges science approved for school trips
The move to award Noah's Ark Zoo Farm a Government kitemark has provoked a row between Christians who run it and those who believe it will expose children to ‘dogma’.
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Regis Nicoll is a Centurion of Prison Fellowship Ministries Wilberforce Forum. After a 30-year career as a nuclear specialist, Regis became a freelance writer who writes on current cultural issues from a Christian perspective.
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Christian zoo approved for school trips
A Christian zoo accused of promoting creationism has been endorsed by the Government as a top destination for school trips, it emerged today.
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Approved for school visits
A kitemark devised to help teachers find suitable school trip destinations has been awarded to a Christian zoo accused of promoting creationism.
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Bill Nemitz: Some questions for Paul Lepage
First, I must say this feels a little weird. With you running as the Republican candidate for governor and all, I figured I'd have ample opportunity between now and November to speak with you by telephone or in person and scope out who you are and where you stand on the important issues facing Maine voters this election.
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Bill Nemitz: Communique to a candidate: Mr. LePage, people are listening
First, I must say this feels a little weird.
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Research and Markets: Time Matters: Geology's Legacy to Scientific Thought
DUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new book "Time Matters: Geology's Legacy to Scientific Thought" to their offering.
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A science section for the Huffington Post? More like a pseudoscience section! (2010 edition) [Respectful Insolence]
Funny how everything old is new again, isn't it? Yes, if there's one thing I've learned over nearly six years of blogging, it's that, sooner or later, everything is recycled, and I do mean everything . At least, that was the thought going through my mind when I came across PZ's discussion of a clueless wonder who appears to be advocating a science section in that cesspit of anti-vaccine quackery ...
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Scientist to talk about Darwin, God
Brown University professor of biology and author of "Finding Darwin's God: A Scientist's Search for Common Ground Between God & Evolution" and "Only a Theory: Evolution and the Battle for America's Soul," will bring his unique perspective on science and religion to Thursday night's Science Cafe.
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Browse News
Reporter Bob Smietana's article on evolution and creationism in this morning's Tennessean begins innocently enough with the charming story of a woman named Rachel Evans who grew up in Dayton, Tenn., where the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial took place.
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