Evolutionist censorship
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Evolutionist censorship refers to the practice of evolutionists attempting to censor any information which refutes their pet theory or doesn't agree with their worldview.
Examples include:
- Academic journals refusing to publish papers from Creation scientists.
- Refusing to release raw data from publicly funded research.[1]
- Liberal professors not allowing students to question the integrity of the Theory of Evolution.
- Attempting to cover-up known fraudulent claims and hoaxes.
- Abusing the legal system to prevent competing theories being taught.[2]
Atheists have also complained about this censorship, claiming that challenging the theory of evolution from a scientific perspective associates a person with the Religious Right, a key target of left-wing professors.[3]
Owing to the liberal nature of the scientific and educational establishments, such censorship is commonplace in public schools and universities, however a growing number of creation scientists and conservative educators are fighting this situation.
References
- ↑ Professor Richard Lenski refused to make his raw data available despite repeated requests from Conservapedia.
- ↑ See Kitzmiller vs. Dover Area School District
- ↑ http://www.salon.com/books/feature/2010/02/22/what_darwin_got_wrong_jerry_fodor/