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Thursday, November 24, 2005
Good for Kansas
At least someone there is still trying:
It's rare for the announcement of a new college course to spark a news-media frenzy. But that's exactly what happened on Tuesday, when word spread that the University of Kansas would be offering a course next spring titled "Special Topics in Religion: Intelligent Design, Creationism, and Other Religious Mythologies."
The course will be taught by Paul A. Mirecki, chairman of the religious-studies department. "Creationism is mythology," Mr. Mirecki told the Journal-World, a newspaper in Lawrence, Kan. "Intelligent design is mythology. It's not science. They try to make it sound like science. It clearly is not."
