NPR has a story contrasting the celebration of Charles Darwin in the UK and the controversy in the US. The short version is that he's a national hero in his homeland, but thirty-four of the United States “have passed anti-evolution laws of one kind or another.” :-(
Representing the
Church of England, the
Right Rev. Lord Harries of Pentregarth
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I think it is possible for science and religion to occupy separate domains, but it requires the religious to scrupulously avoid making empirically falsifiable statements. They seem unable to resist the temptation!
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Oh, and the celebration of Darwin might be in full swing at the moment, but he's always been an important national figure - he's been on the moneh for some time.
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