Category Archives: religion
Darwin was a liberal, communist, liar!
Posted by Matt

Charles Darwin
The title had me at “hello!”
“Revisionaries
How a group of Texas conservatives is rewriting your kids’ textbooks.”
What I read made me want to cry and cuss.
Two quotes from the article, just to wet your appetite, are:
“…but we are a Christian nation founded on Christian principles. The way I evaluate history textbooks is first I see how they cover Christianity and Israel. Then I see how they treat Ronald Reagan—he needs to get credit for saving the world from communism and for the good economy over the last twenty years because he lowered taxes.”
and…
“This critical-thinking stuff is gobbledygook.”
The preceding nuggets of intellectual wisdom were from a man who actually selects textbooks for the state of Texas and a man who represents the “think tank” that influences the people who select the text books for the state of Texas. (I don’t feel an additional comment is needed due to the weight of that sentence.)
Go and read it for yourself.
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2010/1001.blake.html
Be sure to comment on this, dear readers. I can’t wait to read how you feel about this one.
Posted in anger, Book, politics, religion, USA
Tags: bible, biology, christian, conservative, creationism, cynthia dunbar, darwin, david bradley, Don McLeroy, evolution, Govenor perry, history, james leininger, liberal, mel gabler, norma Gabler, peter marshall, republican, revisionaries, school, Texas, texas public policy foundation, textbook
The “Word”
Posted by Matt
First off, I have no issue with any religion placing material in public places. That being said, I suggest you at least spell the name of whatever super being you promote correctly. It adds validity and intelligence to your recruitment efforts. Just a FYI for ya.
