present or endorse religion on the public dollar. That's the deal we made in the constitution: if it's paid for with taxes, religion stays out of it.

Of interest is the following passage of the same document, endorsed by both the ACLU and the National Association of Evangelicals:

Students have a right to distribute religious literature to their schoolmates on the same terms as they are permitted to distribute other literature that is unrelated to school curriculum or activities. Schools may impose the same reasonable time, place, and manner or other constitutional restrictions on distribution of religious literature as they do on nonschool literature generally, but they may not single out religious literature for special regulation.

Yep. Sure seems like they're restricting access to bibles.

Remember, this was endorsed by the ACLU,views even remotely pertinent in a book which would not be published until 130 years after his death?

2:20 Former Child Actor Kirk Cameron: Copernicus

Again, how can you possibly know Copernicus's views on evolution, or cosmology when he died over 400 years before either was published?

2:21 Former Child Actor Kirk Cameron: Bacon

Who died 200 years before "Origins" was published.

2:21 Former Child Actor Kirk Cameron: Faraday

Whose area of research was electrodynamics, whose life long predated any work on cosmology, and who never expressed any opinion one way or the other on Darwin's theories.

2:22 Former Child Actor Kirk Cameron: Louis Pasteur

Who accepted evolution, and believed that God created the universe. Former Child Actor Kirk Cameron's false dichotomy presents itself yet again, and his own example disproves it.

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