Thursday, April 12, 2007
40 Days and 40 Nights
Matthew Chapman, a descendent of Charles Darwin, has written a book on the Dover intelligent design trial: 40 Days and 40 Nights.
The Philiadelpia City Paper has reviewed the book, noting that "Most of the angry parents [who filed suit against the district mandated intelligent design statement, RSR] are faithful Christians and some are Republicans, which challenges the red state/blue state stereotype. The trial ends with Judge John Jones, a Bush appointee, declaring the school board's actions unconstitutional. Chapman celebrates this but warns of the rise of fundamentalism in America."
The Philiadelpia City Paper has reviewed the book, noting that "Most of the angry parents [who filed suit against the district mandated intelligent design statement, RSR] are faithful Christians and some are Republicans, which challenges the red state/blue state stereotype. The trial ends with Judge John Jones, a Bush appointee, declaring the school board's actions unconstitutional. Chapman celebrates this but warns of the rise of fundamentalism in America."
