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The atheist evolutionists would not have made such a big case out of the four innocuous paragraphs ordered by the Dover school board unless they were pursuing an ideological cause. They converted the trial into a grand inquisition of religious beliefs instead of addressing science or the statement to be read to students.

In an era of judicial supremacy, Judge Jones' biased and religiously bigoted decision is way over the top. His decision ... shows that the evolutionists cannot defend their beliefs on the merits; they can only survive by censoring alternate views.

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Yet this federal judge, who owes his position entirely to those voters and the president who appointed him, stuck the knife in the backs of those who brought him to the dance in Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District.

How can you take seriously the implication that a federal judge has an obligation to vote the conscience of the party responsible for his appointment?

∴ Wayne Burkett | 5-Jan-2006 4:21am est | http://dionidium.com | #8959

Oh, I don't. That part was bogus.

∴ Keith | 5-Jan-2006 10:00am est | http://keithdevens.com/ | #8960

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