Here is the closed-captioning for Johnson's final remarks, which
gives the context of his analogy concerning an Un-American
Activities Investigating Committee.
[Quote]
>> Mr. Johnson, We Have About 20 Seconds Left. Take The Last Word.
>> Why Is This A Great International Controversy? It's On National
Tv. There's A Media Pan Wick Editors Pounding The Table And
Denouncing The Kansas Bard. It's Not Because They Are Worried About
The Details Of The High Schools. It's Because They Are Worried That A
Public Movement Is Beginning To Kbe The Dominant Religious Philosophy
Of Our Time.
The Established Religion Of Our Culture Which Is Scientific
Naturalism, Materialism And Which Is Supported By This Claim That
Nature Can Do Its Own Creating So You Don't Need God. We Want To
Challenge That. And We Are Begin To Do So. The Group I Want To Talk
To Is The American Civil Liberties Union, Which Is Being Used By
People Who Are Not In Favor Of Civil Liberties Who Are Acting Like An
Unamerican Activities Investigating Committee.
[End Quote - Closed-captioning of final remarks by Phillip E. Johnson
on "Nightline", 2000/07/27]
It's obvious that closed-captioning is not a replacement for
transcription, but the gist comes through.
Wesley
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