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Subject: Re: Louisiana Creationism Law
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Date: Tue, 15-May-84 12:26:57 EDT
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	Many Conservatives believe that pure anti-creationism as taught
in many public schools undermines a person's self-worth concept,
deteriorates the human psyche, drives a person to alcohol and other drugs,
and thus subverts a nation's productivity and efficiency.  That's why
alcoholism is the USSR's number one problem, and why alcoholism and drug
addiction is becoming the USA's number one problem.

	Now do you see why many Conservatives believe that pure
anti-creationism should be diluted with creationism, and that pure
anti-creationism advocates may well be "Commies", "Commie-sympathizers,"
or unwitting dupes of the international Communist conspiracy?  [~ :-)]

			-Dave Caplan