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A lot of it seems very random, and not dealing with the same issues at all, for example:


A 28-year-old graduate of Edinburgh University with degrees in chemistry and forensic science, Boa was backpacking across Australia with his girlfriend, Gillian Brown. At a bar in Tumut, New South Wales, Boa had an argument over religion with another traveler, Alexander York. Later that night, it appears, York attacked Brown and in the ensuing fight, Boa was stabbed, once, in the chest. York was found guilty of manslaughter. A community center in Phnom Penh, through which Boa had traveled shortly before his death, was later founded and named in his honor, using donations from the Boa family. Additionally, I have never seen any real school not teach evolution. That includes my Lutheran aligned Liberal Arts undergrad. I mean, there they did have evolution vs. creationism debates. But the Professors of both the religion departments and the biology departments (and most of the others), seemed pretty firmly in the evolution side. Not that it was even a big discussion generally, it was just something that was decided to be done with the student funds.

JM