Dover Trial and the Evolution of Anti-Evolution - Part 4

[copycoonie]

Well wonder where they try to push creationist beliefs into the science class next.Sure hope we keep winning and keep Religion out of the Clasroom.But one thing I have noticed talking to the few creationist people I know (they were friends years ago,used to come camp out my back 40 during the summer..not anymore when my friend started telling me Earth was 6000 yrs old ....Noahs flood was real...and Evolution is not true..freind ship kinda ended over time) they are kinda Fanatic about it.

[Exsecrabilis]

i see...

[ElectricBishop]

No, they were not litigants (Plaintiffs), but they gave evidence on September 29. They also voted against the statement and resigned along with Noel Wenrich.

Thankfully, the "truth" prevailed. Reason and science won the day.. Hallelujah. Praise the Lord.

[briankofke]

I do believe they were. I saw the same PBS special on the Dover trials, and I believe the Brown's were legally involved. At least the documentary lead to it. What is your source?

[mysyn]

Are you sure? I could have sworn they're both interviewed in the BBC documentary about the trial. They're both board members who withdraw and join the legal attack.

[fishinpenn]

Jeff and Casey Brown were former board members, but they were not plaintiffs, this is an incorrect statement.