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The Oklahoma Homeschool Science Fair doesn’t like science…

11:47 AM EDT on August 13, 2015

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(Update: Since we published this info, OU has removed all the pages in question from it's website. We have linked to the screenshot images from those pages)

Yesterday afternoon, an Ogle Mole alerted me to a strange webpage hidden on OU.edu (OU.edu/science), the official website for the University of Oklahoma. The page has to do with the Oklahoma Homeschool Science Fair, an annual event which aims to help kids discover science and engineering.

Check out the first two goals for the event from the "getting started / information page" of the site:

Goals

1. See the consistency and detail of God’s creation

2. Apply scriptural lessons, truths, principles to science topics

Yep, that's real. The first two goals for a science fair are supporting a creation myth and applying lessons from a 2,000 year old book that totally contradicts science. What's the third goal? Converting non-believers to Christianity?