Not exact matches
Questions were asked about why it took the government so long to impose the bar
on creationism, given concerns about it being taught were raised as soon as the academies programme was introduced.
And with McCain's running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, sparking an unprecedented level of interest in the beliefs and philosophies of a vice presidential candidate, some more populist
questions of science —
creationism in the classroom, for example — have taken
on a more direct resonance with voters than usual.
And the
question of how science
on the fringe should be dealt with remains open: some observers say that Meldrum, who has been lambasted by colleagues and passed over for promotion twice, should just be left alone to do his thing; others counter that in this era of
creationism, global warming denial, and widespread antiscience sentiment and scientific illiteracy, it is particularly imperative that bad science be soundly scrutinized and exposed.