On 5/31/05, Robyne Miles <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> No doubt these people are authorities on I.D., and as frightening as it is,
> this is indeed part of both our history and our heritage as Americans.  Ugh.
> 
> DISCLAIMER: This comment does not in any way support the idea of holding
> this event there.  As many have stated, I think without an actual forum to
> debate varying ideas, having the film there is quite simply crap (I'm
> feeling eloquent).

I agree. Then let the Discovery Institute present it's ideas at the
National Museum of American History as part of a "history of science"
type program. People used to think the Earth was the center of the
universe and that we'd all be gassed by Halley's comet passing so
close to us. Put ID programs in the history museum along with the
Scopes trials and the geocentrics. It does NOT belong in a science
museum.

deb

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