Jeffrey Selman's guest appearances

Jeffrey Selman

Point of Inquiry

American Freethought Podcast

JVC Broadcasting

Seth Shostak

Bruce M. Hood

Jeff Sharlet

Thomas Paine

Eugenie Scott

Phil Zuckerman

Katherine Stewart

Christopher Hitchens

George Hrab

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Mary Roach

David Silverman

Frans de Waal

Chris Matheson

OwlTail

DDI 7 - 10 (2) JEFFREY SELMAN by JVC Broadcasting

DDI 7 - 10 (2) JEFFREY SELMAN

DDI 7 - 10 (1) JEFFREY SELMAN by JVC Broadcasting

DDI 7 - 10 (1) JEFFREY SELMAN

 Original release August 3, 2015.  Encore release November 25, 2018.  Encore release August 18, 2017.  [Due to technical difficulties this episode suffers from poor sound quality. We'll have the issue resolved before we record again. Our apologies for any inconvenience.]  We interview Jeffrey Selman, author of God Sent Me: A Textbook Case of Evolution vs. Creation, a behind-the-scenes look at Selman v Cobb County School District, the federal case in which he successfully sued to have "evolution is only a theory" disclaimer stickers removed from the school system's biology textbooks.  For more about Jeffrey's work in defending liberty and church-state separation, visit JeffreySelman.com.

Original release August 3, 2015. Encore release November 25, 2018. Encore release August 18, 2017. [Due to technical difficulties this episode suffers from poor sound quality. We'll have the issue resolved before we record again. Our apologies for any inconvenience.] We interview Jeffrey Selman, author of <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/057815255X/americanfreethought-20" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">God Sent Me</a>: A Textbook Case of Evolution vs. Creation, a behind-the-scenes look at <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selman_v._Cobb_County_School_District" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Selman v Cobb County School District</a>, the federal case in which he successfully sued to have "evolution is only a theory" disclaimer stickers removed from the school system's biology textbooks. For more about Jeffrey's work in defending liberty and church-state separation, visit <a href="http://www.jeffreyselman.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">JeffreySelman.com</a>.

230 - Jeffrey Selman (God Sent Me)

When the public school board in Cobb County, Georgia, placed a disclaimer describing evolution as “just a theory” (in the non-scientific sense) and not a fact, citizen and author Jeffrey Selman knew he had to take a stand for the integrity of his son’s education.  This week on Point of Inquiry Josh Zepps talks to Selman about his new book, God Sent Me: A Textbook Case On Evolution vs. Creation, which is Selman’s personal account of reaching out to the ACLU and taking the entire school board of Cobb County to court for misrepresenting the credibility of evolution in order to promote religious belief. A strong supporter of religious freedom and a person of faith, Selman explains why separation of church and state is especially crucial in public schools, where vulnerable younger minds are heavily influenced by peer pressure and institutional coercion. 

When the public school board in Cobb County, Georgia, placed a disclaimer describing evolution as “just a theory” (in the non-scientific sense) and not a fact, citizen and author Jeffrey Selman knew he had to take a stand for the integrity of his son’s education.  This week on Point of Inquiry Josh Zepps talks to Selman about his new book, God Sent Me: A Textbook Case On Evolution vs. Creation, which is Selman’s personal account of reaching out to the ACLU and taking the entire school board of Cobb County to court for misrepresenting the credibility of evolution in order to promote religious belief. A strong supporter of religious freedom and a person of faith, Selman explains why separation of church and state is especially crucial in public schools, where vulnerable younger minds are heavily influenced by peer pressure and institutional coercion.

Trials and Textbooks: Jeffrey Selman on Fighting Creationism in Schools