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Michele Bachmann’s Dirty Bones
“If dinosaur bones have been buried for “millions” of years, then why are they so clean when they’re in museums?” asks Michele Bachmann. Is this just one more of the many thoughtful questions coming from this year’s crop of political … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Religion, Science Education
Tagged critical thinking, Garden of Eden, Michele Bachmann
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