Tuesday, February 22, 2005
Faith-Based Parks? Creationists meet the Grand Canyon
From the article:
"Rosina Bierbaum, dean of the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment, said the Bush administration has cut scientists out of some of the policy-making processes, particularly on environmental issues.
" "In previous administrations, scientists were always at the table when regulations were being developed," she said. "Science never had the last voice, but it had a voice." "
Who needs science when you have faith? And who is advising the Bush admin on global warming policy when the science community is not? Any faith (including Christianity) is in error when it uses its beliefs to dismiss "facts."
Did you know you can purchase the book, "Grand Canyon: A different view," which explains that the Grand Canyon was created 4500 years ago, at National Parks Service bookstores? Click here for more on that.
"Rosina Bierbaum, dean of the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment, said the Bush administration has cut scientists out of some of the policy-making processes, particularly on environmental issues.
" "In previous administrations, scientists were always at the table when regulations were being developed," she said. "Science never had the last voice, but it had a voice." "
Who needs science when you have faith? And who is advising the Bush admin on global warming policy when the science community is not? Any faith (including Christianity) is in error when it uses its beliefs to dismiss "facts."
Did you know you can purchase the book, "Grand Canyon: A different view," which explains that the Grand Canyon was created 4500 years ago, at National Parks Service bookstores? Click here for more on that.
