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Author
Stephen C. Meyer
Date December 6, 1993
Categorized Commentary Tagged , academic freedom , Dean Kenyon , Featured Op-Eds , history of intelligent design , Scopes Monkey Trial
Stephen C. Meyer
December 6, 1993
Commentary
A distinguished biology professor, Dean Kenyon, was forbidden to teach his course not because he taught evolutionary theory (which he did) but because he offered a critical assessment of it. Read More ›
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