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“The March for Science Is Willing to Get Political. But Will It Welcome Religion?”

Last updated on: April 22, 2017 at 7:03 pm   by
“The March for Science Is Willing to Get Political. But Will It Welcome Religion?”

 

The Grand Canyon in Arizona
A view of the Grand Canyon, illustrating “Geology” (Wikimedia Commons public domain)

 

I’m curious to see the postgame reports on how this march (or these marches) went today.  On this as on several other questions:

 

“The March for Science Is Willing to Get Political. But Will It Welcome Religion?”

 

 

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