Social Sciences, asked by jacobiscoooll, 7 months ago

Which side does Mencken support and what were his reasons for doing so?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Just a wild guess--you're talking about the Scopes 'Monkey' Trial in Tennessee in 1925. Mencken took the side of evolution because he didn't think the Christians made their case--or even believed they needed to. He saw it as the triumph of ignorance and dogma. Creationists won the battle but lost the war. The trial ended up hurting their case more than helping it.

(Christians of that time claimed that they were against Darwin's theory because they believed widespread acceptance of it would lead to 'Social Darwinism'. If true, that's certainly commendable. Today's Christian Right are about as socially-darwinistic as you can get

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Answered by ac8222339
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just a wild guess -you're talking about the scopes monkey trial in tennessee in 1995.Mencken took the side of evolution because he dind't think the christians made their caseor even believed they needed to. He saw it as the triumph of ignorance and dogma.

Creationists won the battle but lost the war.

the trial ended up hurting their case more than helping it.

Christhian of that time claimed that they

were against Darwin's theory because they believed widespread acceptance of it woud lead to' social Dawinism'. if true, that's certainly commendable. Today's Christian right are about as socially-darwinistic as you can

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