ID Critic Beaten

American Voices

ID Critic Beaten

December 14, 2005 | ISSUE 41•50

Professor Paul Mirecki, head of the University of Kansas' Religious Studies Department, was severely beaten recently by individuals who objected to his views against intelligent design. What do you think?

That'll teach him the difference between man and apes. Wait—no it won't.

Donovan Driscoll
Professional Bowler
That's okay, I guess, but what I'd really like to do is punch Charles Darwin in the face.

Michael Downing
Coder
It's too bad that professor got beaten… Sounds like that course would have been an easy A.

Shelby Graham
Accountant

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