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Finding that textbook stickers calling evolution "a theory, not a fact" conveyed an "endorsement of religion" barred by the First Amendment, a Georgia federal judge has ordered public school officials to pull the stickers. Judge Clarence Cooper tried to keep his ruling narrow -- his decision didn't take a position on human origins or resolve whether the schools can constitutionally teach "that only an intelligent or supernatural cause could be responsible for life" -- but the ruling still drew controversy.
January 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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