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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Ben Smee Queensland state correspondent

Science teachers from Queensland Open Brethren schools told to teach students about vegetarian dinosaurs on Noah’s Ark

Queensland teachers who attended a Christian science conference hosted by Answers in Genesis were  encouraged to incorporate material that contradicted evolutionary science into their humanities lessons.
Queensland teachers who attended a Christian science conference hosted by Answers in Genesis were encouraged to incorporate material that conformed to a biblical worldview into their humanities lessons. Composite: Getty Images/Guardian Design

Teachers employed by a large group of Queensland Christian schools were told to teach creationism in science classes, including that vegetarian baby dinosaurs would have been taken aboard Noah’s Ark.

Last year, the Open Brethren organisation Christian Community Ministries (CCM) hosted a Christian science conference by the US-based fundamentalist group Answers in Genesis, which once built a replica of Noah’s Ark – with model dinosaurs included.

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