Producers of “Expelled” bribing X-tian schools

January 18, 2008 D. H. McKee

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If they were really open-minded, they’d offer this to public schools and universities as well.
Producers of Expelled trying to bribe Christian schools into encouraging, bribing or forcing their students to see their movie – The Frame Problem

Producers of the Intelligent Design propaganda film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed are trying to bribe Christian schools in America to facilitate or even force their students to go see their movie.
The team at Expelled call this marketing campaign the Expelled Challenge, and describe it as follows:

What is the Expelled Challenge?
To engage Christian schools to get as many students, parents, and faculty from your school out to see Ben Steinâ..s new movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (opening in theaters April 2008).
What is the reward?
Generous donations can be awarded to schools according to the number of movie ticket stubs they turn in. By accepting this challenge, your school could be awarded a donation up to $10,000, just for bringing your kids to see this film!

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