Intelligent Design

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Image Number448-9829Date Published2005-12-22DescriptionNews Item: Judge Jones ruled in favor of Darwin theory over the Intelligent Design theory. Liberals believe Darwin is science and should be taught, alone, as science in the public schools. Intelligent Design, they believe is religion and that theory should not be allowed to be taught. The theory that human species evolved from apes wins. The theory that the origin of species might have intelligent designer involved, lost in the U.S. court. So...monkeys win and humans lost? (I like the idea that science teachers should be free to teach the controversy.)IllustratorAsay, ChuckLocationUnited StatesSubjectCourtsReligion and stateEducationIntelligent design (Teleology)EvolutionDarwin, Charles R., 1809-1882CollectionChuck Asay Editorial CartoonsPublished inColorado Springs GazetteCreators Syndicate, Inc.Credit LineIllustration by Chuck Asay © Pikes Peak Library District, [insert image number here - all Asay illustrations begin with 448- ].Original FormatEditorial cartoonsIllustrationsPhysical Description9 1/2 x 7 pen & ink drawingPublisherPikes Peak Library DistrictRightshttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/ . You may use items from PPLD’s digital collections freely for private study, research and educational purposes. Any other use, including reproduction, publication or exhibition, should be requested through Regional History & Genealogy at PPLD. Proper credit and citation should accompany any use of these materials.

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