... not put me under scrutiny of the government. Say the FBI pays your local library a visit. They are looking for a record of all members who have recently checked-out a particular book. The library is forced to provide such a record, along with the understanding that they will be prosecuted if they release the information to any member whos name appeared on that ... record. A so called gag clause. This is another unconstitutional provision of the USAPA. This violates the First Amendments guarantee of free speech by prohibiting recipients of search orders from telling others about the sear...

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... strong, heavy and careful evaluation of evidence. Science has been clashing with biblical stories long time before Charles Darwin, the renowned British naturalist, published his book "On the Origin of Species" in 1859. In 1809 Jean Baptise Lamarck was the first scientist to ignite the flame on this issue by boldly ... God. The results concluded that the prior reason why followers of religion and scholars of religion believe in God is not because of their holy book, is not because their parents and grand parents told them so, is not because scholars of their religion says so, but it is be...

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... . After his service, Asimov returned to Columbia University, studying biochemical reactions and earning his Ph.D. in 1948. He then began postdoctoral studies on nucleic acids, and was invited to teach biochemistry at the Boston University Medical School in 1949. He became a tenured professor there in 1955. Asimov had not stopped writing during his time as professor, writing science fiction in his ... spare time. He had published his first full novel in 1950, a book called Pebble in the Sky. His other books in the 1950's brought forward many massively innovative and influential ideas and ...

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... evidence is why Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection has caused such tremendous controversy in the educational realm after years of improvements in the fields of genetics and biochemistry and after years of thousands of different test. Darwin's explanation of the evolutionary process meets all the mandatory criteria to be deemed a theory, however many science teachers are opting to ... (Epperson v. Arkansas) nullified the Arkansas law that prohibited the teaching of evolution. The Arkansas law was impermissible because it violated the Establishment Clause of the Fir...

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