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: Thoughts in a HaystackScience Envy
By John Pieret
This Friday, April 18th, is FREEDOM FRIDAY!
You will no longer have to live in fear of the Darwinian Thought Police and their power to ruin your career! They are about to be ?publicly exposed? by the new documentary movie, ?EXPELLED: No Intelligence Allowed?!
?EXPELLED,? starring Ben Stein, is opening in 1,000 theaters nationwide. Smart students and their parents can?t wait to see it! They have all heard the Darwinists? side in the debate over origins. Now they will determine if the Darwinists have acted properly by censoring the scientific data and evidence from students, teachers and parents that opposes Darwinian evolution and points to the reality of God!
Have you ever wondered about the scientific validity of the major proofs of evolution?
Have you ever wondered what the controversy over the teaching of origins science is really about?
Have you wondered why Darwinists will not allow origins science to be taught objectively?
Have you wondered if scientists have found evidence for God?
Have you ever fully understood why you have this fear of mentioning God in the classroom?
If your answer to any of these questions is ?yes?, then this earth-shattering documentary will open your eyes to the cover-up of the century!
Students, teachers, and parents will now see and hear the other side of the story as they view ?EXPELLED: No Intelligence Allowed?. They will begin to draw new conclusions for themselves about the ?thought police? as well as the most important question they will ever try to answer: Where did I come from?
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Full post as published by Thoughts in a Haystack on April 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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