Professional #liar4darwin proselytizer Jerry Coyne made some outrageous (possibly libelous) claims about Eric Hedin. It appears that he is not only opposed to free speech, but freedom of thought as well. Must protect the atheistic narrative, you betcha!
I’ve previously written about Physicist Eric Hedin and the censorship he faced at Ball State University, so this post is a follow-up to the ongoing saga. I admit it’s a little lengthy, but thorough.
Militant atheists came after Hedin and forced the college to shut down his classes because he was accused of teaching religion in the classroom.
Censorship is a serious thing because it only allows for the strongest voice to be heard at the expense of dissenting views. All others must be silenced. In this way the truth can be suppressed in order to preserve a favored viewpoint.
In the case of Hedin, Ball State University approved the course and its description, which was titled, The Boundaries of Science. The university intended to have a course delve into larger, societal issues and implications. Thus Hedin engaged students by asking philosophical questions, such as how human significance…
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Thanks for the reblog! Much appreciated.
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You did an excellent job. I also shared it on social(ist) media, such as The Question Evolution Project on Facebook and my Twitter account. I’ll be checking your material more, having subscribed with an RSS feed in my email client.
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