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05-02-2004

Analysis: New science program in Montana introduces public school students to the concept of intelligent design

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As the battle over the teaching of evolution simmers in the nation's public schools, an approach called intelligent design has been gaining popularity in some states. It suggests that some life forms are too complex to be exp...

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