Addressing a "Misunderstanding" About Academic Freedom with Discovering Intelligent Design

It's a policy here to deal charitably and give critics the benefit of the doubt, as far as we can do so. Notably, when opponents repeatedly say things they should know by now to be untrue, having been corrected on them multiple times, we prefer to call that a "misunderstanding," a "failure to grasp the truth of the matter," an "error," "goof," or "blunder," not a lie. We like to say it's a result of their being nave, deluded, uninformed, not dishonest.

This morning finds me receiving tweets...