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Levit, Nancy – Journal of Law and Education, 1985
This article examines the interrelated legal and scientific nature of the creationism controversy. It discusses "McLean vs. Arkansas Board of Education" and analyzes current tactics used by creationists, concluding that they are constitutionally impermissible. An approach is proposed that balances First Amendment interests with the need…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Creationism
Parker, Franklin – 1988
The New Christian Right (NCR) has long wanted to impose fundamentalist Christian virtues and values on the United States. This paper discusses fundamentalist movements since the Scopes trial and assesses their impact on public school education. The NCR holds that traditional God-centered Christianity has been replaced in U.S. society and schools…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Censorship, Course Content, Creationism
O'Sullivan, Connie; O'Sullivan, Michael – School Library Journal, 2005
Intelligent design lacks scientific validity and has been repudiated by every leading scientific organization, including the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences, both of which assert that design theory lacks any scientific merit and cannot be supported by scientific research. Teaching it would…
Descriptors: Evolution, Librarians, Politics of Education, Creationism