Episode 27 – Why Teach Evolution? Part 2

from Evidence and Answers · host Pat Zukeran

Guest Speaker: Chatham, Jan Ph.D | Guest Speaker Few things are as controversial as evolution. Why should we be teaching evolution, and who should be taught? Jan Chatham discusses reasons for having a handle on this hot topic, preparing children for the naturalistic worldview in the classroom.

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