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Compare And Contrast Edwards Vs Aguillad

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According to the author, most people who do not agree with Supreme Court decision in favor religion (creationists) on cases involving science and religion, believes there are lack of consistency in the rulings. They believe the court do not stand by the principle of law for their ruling. The author referred to Edwards v. Aguillard, "creationism case,” as one case of inconsistent in ruling. This case happened in 1982, where in the beginning, the law was enacted in Louisiana to allow the teaching of creation along with evolution as science subject in public schools or none of them is not allowed to be teaching in public schools. The aim of the ruling was to serve as “Balanced Treatment for Creation-Science and Evolution-Science in Public School Instruction" Act. The ruling was later change by the review panel of judges in the Supreme Court, who found out that the law was …show more content…

Aguillard to Kitzmiller v. Dover cases, the similarities I found out that both cases were fighting for evolution as being the real science which is need to be teaching in school but not anything that is based on religion. another point is also both uses Lemon test as the bases of their augment to show that the creation or intelligent design are all based on religion so its violated the Establishment Clause. One difference between the two cases is that Kitzmiller v. Dover cases were challenging the intelligent design as a science while Edwards v. Aguillard case were challenging creation as a science. In Aguillard case, teaching of creation science was found to be unconstitutional as it violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The arguments concerning the definition of science, which were put forth in both case were creation as science and intelligent design as science. Intelligent design was more compelling. The Supreme Court review based their rule by using the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to turn the case in the Aguillard

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I will show the similarities and differences in their studies. I will also discuss which realm of science these two theories might fall under. Lastly, I will show the side on how this was proven . According to the dictionary Intelligent Design it is a theory that life or the universe cannot have arisen by chance and was designed and created by some intelligent entity.

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The education system of this nation is biased. Evolution has been taught as Scientific fact for many years and creationism has been treated as just a religious belief and not worthy to be taught. Even though evolutionism is also a belief that has yet to be proven, it is taught as fact in every science class in America. The Supreme court has deemed that requiring educators to teach evolution and also teach creationism unconstitutional, but declaring that was merely a violation of equality and freedom of religion. (Epperson v. Arkansas) Creationism can’t be taught as a response to the theory of evolution, nor does creationism meet the faith of scientists.

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Which is the truth, creationism or evolution? In the earlier periods of education, religion was treated as factual truth. As this system developed, the idea of creationism was removed from school. This idea that all living things were created by a divine being should not be taught in school because religion is based solely on belief and the theory of evolution has been proven by 150 years of evidence. Teaching the creationist ideology also goes against the ideas of America and it completely violates the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

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If one were to ask most secular people today the question of how biblical Christianity and science reconcile, most would say that the two are in total conflict. This is largely due to the popular media portrayal of Christianity, being associated with radical young-Earth creationists, against science, being associated with scientist celebrities. Televised debates create a dichotomy between science and creationism, and even though many creationist hold science to be supportive of their worldview, most people observe this situation as having a single, competitive answer that either affirms science or biblical Christianity. Two of the hottest topics surrounding the community of this model are evolution and creation. The hottest mouths on the

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