Centre for Intelligent Design ..president is David Galloway, former president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. Controversy Commenting on the Centre for Intelligent Design, Michael Reiss as Professor of Science Education at the Institute of Education, University of London, said that the overwhelming scientific consensus is that the arguments against the theory of evolution promoted by intelligent design advocates are invalid, and students should not be given a false impression about the subject. In November 2010 the British Centre for Science Education reported on a potential of the Centre for Intelligent Design to damage education in Scotland as well as in Northern Ireland, due to lack of safeguards against creationism and the power of the creationist organisations. In April 2011 an article was published in the Scottish newspaper The Herald which said that "critics have pointed to the leaders' fundamentalist Christian backgrounds and the leaps of faith inherent in their logic." Its president was quoted as saying that he believed Adam was a real person, that the universe was created in six days, and that the story of Noah and the Ark was historical. Its director denied that the idea that the initial spark creating the universe was caused by a universal engineer or God was religious. There is at time of writing a direct Directors link to Logos Scotland who recently contributed to a Glasgow Herald article. https://logosscotland.org/ "Promoting a Christian World View"

Not always as transparent as we might like to think.

#LogosScotland has director in common with #TheCentreForIntelligentDesign having alleged "potential of to damage education in Scotland..."

Logos Scotland has a Board Member who works for

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