How a creationist escaped . . .

. . . and his tips for helping others to escape too.

Misogynistic ex con opens Creationist school in Dover

Jonny Scaramanga has more details here.

Action re the Creationist Zoo purported to be Ok for school visits

We have covered this story before.

You can sign a petition about this here.

Can Creationists be Christians?

"So the behaviour of creationists is dishonest. They build their case on distortion, misrepresentation and outright falsehoods. The deny the reality of the universe they believe their God created. They denigrate the faith of Christians who don't share their particular dogma. They accuse others of lying without evidence, showing that they hold themselves exempt from the commandment against bearing false witness.

Jesus told us to judge men by their fruits. Given the fruits of creationism, how do you think we should judge creationists? Does their behaviour meet the standards Jesus asked of his followers?"

From here.

Hello Scotland, we have a problem.

Paul Braterman sums up the position of Creationism in Scotland and tells us what we can do about it.

UK Government ban

The UK government has confirmed that state funded free schools and academies, including Church academies, are not allowed to present Creationism as a scientifically valid viewpoint. In any lesson.  Furthermore all should present evolution properly.  The government also confirmed that this is part of what it meant by its call for schools to teach british values.  They also recognised that creationism is a minority view in the C of E and the Catholic Churches.

Early coverage here.

Humpty Dumpty Creationists

James Williams weighs in on the media coverage of UK Creationist schools this week.