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Teaching Evolution and Intelligent Design
2005-11-21T08:33:56-05:00https://ximage.c-spanvideo.org/eyJidWNrZXQiOiJwaWN0dXJlcy5jLXNwYW52aWRlby5vcmciLCJrZXkiOiJGaWxlc1wvZTA4XC8xODk5OTYtMDQtbS5qcGciLCJlZGl0cyI6eyJyZXNpemUiOnsiZml0IjoiY292ZXIiLCJoZWlnaHQiOjUwNn19fQ==Mr. Cavanagh spoke about the teaching of evolution and intelligent design. The Kansas State Board of Education voted earlier in November to change the state’s curriculum, recommending that schools explore the theory of intelligent design. Intelligent design involves the belief that certain aspects of the natural world show signs of having been designed by some sort of a master architect or designer. Mr. Cavanagh responded to questions and comments from viewers.
Participating by telephone from Arkansas City, Kansas, Mr. Abrams spoke about the Kansas State Board of Education decision. He had voted in favor of the change. Participating by telephone from Kansas City, Kansas, Ms. Waugh also talked about the decision. She had voted against the change.
Mr. Cavanagh spoke about the teaching of evolution and intelligent design. The Kansas State Board of Education voted earlier in November to …
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Mr. Cavanagh spoke about the teaching of evolution and intelligent design. The Kansas State Board of Education voted earlier in November to change the state’s curriculum, recommending that schools explore the theory of intelligent design. Intelligent design involves the belief that certain aspects of the natural world show signs of having been designed by some sort of a master architect or designer. Mr. Cavanagh responded to questions and comments from viewers.
Participating by telephone from Arkansas City, Kansas, Mr. Abrams spoke about the Kansas State Board of Education decision. He had voted in favor of the change. Participating by telephone from Kansas City, Kansas, Ms. Waugh also talked about the decision. She had voted against the change. close
Participating by telephone from Arkansas City, Kansas, Mr. Abrams spoke about the Kansas State Board of Education decision. He had voted in favor of the change. Participating by telephone from Kansas City, Kansas, Ms. Waugh also talked about the decision. She had voted against the change.
Mr. Cavanagh spoke about the teaching of evolution and intelligent design. The Kansas State Board of Education voted earlier in November to … read more
Mr. Cavanagh spoke about the teaching of evolution and intelligent design. The Kansas State Board of Education voted earlier in November to change the state’s curriculum, recommending that schools explore the theory of intelligent design. Intelligent design involves the belief that certain aspects of the natural world show signs of having been designed by some sort of a master architect or designer. Mr. Cavanagh responded to questions and comments from viewers.
Participating by telephone from Arkansas City, Kansas, Mr. Abrams spoke about the Kansas State Board of Education decision. He had voted in favor of the change. Participating by telephone from Kansas City, Kansas, Ms. Waugh also talked about the decision. She had voted against the change. close
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