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The founders said our rights come from the Creator. It is He who has endowed us with our rights. Therefore, they stand secure. But what if there were no Creator? What then?
Some in our society seem to think that the Creator has somehow been disproved by science, that evolution is a proven fact, and that the Scopes Monkey Trial 100 years ago this month helped settle the matter. Case closed.
But is that really the case? Popular history tells us that science teacher John Thomas Scopes was put on trial for daring to teach evolution in his classroom in Dayton, Tennessee — an act prohibited by law in that predominantly Christian state.
In reality, Scopes was a football coach and only taught the science class as a substitute because the regular teacher did not want to violate the law.
In reality, the whole Scopes trial was a publicity event to try and put Dayton on the map.
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Some in our society seem to think that the Creator has somehow been disproved by science, that evolution is a proven fact, and that the Scopes Monkey Trial 100 years ago this month helped settle the matter. Case closed.
But is that really the case? Popular history tells us that science teacher John Thomas Scopes was put on trial for daring to teach evolution in his classroom in Dayton, Tennessee — an act prohibited by law in that predominantly Christian state.
In reality, Scopes was a football coach and only taught the science class as a substitute because the regular teacher did not want to violate the law.
In reality, the whole Scopes trial was a publicity event to try and put Dayton on the map.
Continued below.

100 years later: The Scopes trial is still proven wrong
Rumors that God is dead that the Creator was somehow killed off in the Scopes trial are greatly exaggerated
