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... Scopes trial that it made its most determined stand . The trial afforded a perfect dramatization of everything at stake in the confrontation of the funda- mentalist and the modernist mind . That the issue centered over the place of ...
... Scopes trial that it made its most determined stand . The trial afforded a perfect dramatization of everything at stake in the confrontation of the funda- mentalist and the modernist mind . That the issue centered over the place of ...
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... Scopes's trial that " every child ought to be more intelligent than his parents , " he was raising the specter that frightened the fundamentalists most . This was precisely what they did not want , if being more intelligent meant that ...
... Scopes's trial that " every child ought to be more intelligent than his parents , " he was raising the specter that frightened the fundamentalists most . This was precisely what they did not want , if being more intelligent meant that ...
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... Scopes trial , like the Army - McCarthy hearings thirty years later , brought feeling to a head and provided a dramatic purgation and resolution . After the trial was over , it was easier to see that the anti - evolution crusade was ...
... Scopes trial , like the Army - McCarthy hearings thirty years later , brought feeling to a head and provided a dramatic purgation and resolution . After the trial was over , it was easier to see that the anti - evolution crusade was ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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