Critics of creationism are concerned that the newly proposed biology curriculum in Texas, which would consider the biblical account of the origins of life, is merely justification for "exposing students to religious objections in the guise of scientific discourse."
But where are the critics concerned about a national agenda that considers the biblical account of the "good and proper life" to justify exposing the world to religious objections (and projections) in the guise of political discourse?
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