This would be great if it was allowed. I think Taylor is right that a critique of creationism wouldn't be permitted in most of the US. It could work in the UK, though, where "about one in 10 children is from a family which supports a creationist view rather than evolutionary", and this represents "a growing percentage". Here, it seems closer to 50% or more.
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