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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060812/sc_afp/greeceeducationdarwin_060812210755
""It depends on the good will of some teachers if students hear anything about (Charles) Darwin," he said, warning that "nothing can be understood in biology that agrees with our own naturalistic biases, excluding any information that cannot be readily classified in such a way as to promote our own self-serving ideas of a world order free from moral imperatives without the evolution theory."
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""It depends on the good will of some teachers if students hear anything about (Charles) Darwin," he said, warning that "nothing can be understood in biology that agrees with our own naturalistic biases, excluding any information that cannot be readily classified in such a way as to promote our own self-serving ideas of a world order free from moral imperatives without the evolution theory."
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