"Jason Spaceman" <jspaceman@linuxquestions.net> wrote in message
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From the article:

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ROGERS, Ark. -- A Hometown pastor is launching an assault on local
school boards in an effort to remove the concept of human evolution
from Arkansas textbooks.

At school districts across the state, human evolution is part of
science and biology classes and is information required by the state.

Bob Dunning said he and his granddaughter, Chrissy, are deeply
religious, but said nothing stirred his faith more than when
granddaughter began learning human evolution in her freshman biology
class last year.

The lesson so angered Dunning that he launched a campaign to pull the
subject of human evolution out of schools.
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Read it at http://www.thehometownchannel.com/news/2421920/detail.html

From the article: "Three states give districts the option of offering
creationism as an alternative, but Arkansas forbids it.Three states give
districts the option of offering creationism as an alternative, but Arkansas
forbids it." So what three states allow the option?