http://sltrib.com/ci_3552481
The Utah House of Representatives voted 46-28 to kill SB96, which cast doubt on the teaching of evolution.
Urquhart, a St. George Republican, first amended the bill, stripping any reference to 'origins of species." The gutted bill simply read:The
State Board of Education shall establish curriculum requirements relating to scientific instruction." Urquhart opposed Buttars' bill because he doesn't feel that science conflicts with religion and said it was misleading to single out one theory as unproven.
Gutted by a republican and voted down in Utah.
The Utah House of Representatives voted 46-28 to kill SB96, which cast doubt on the teaching of evolution.
Urquhart, a St. George Republican, first amended the bill, stripping any reference to 'origins of species." The gutted bill simply read:The
State Board of Education shall establish curriculum requirements relating to scientific instruction." Urquhart opposed Buttars' bill because he doesn't feel that science conflicts with religion and said it was misleading to single out one theory as unproven.
Gutted by a republican and voted down in Utah.