Original sentence: It is supported by the Discovery Institute, a US group supportive of intelligent design,  and law professor Phillip E.Johnson, one of the founders of the intelligent design movement and author of the wedge strategy.They find it remarkable that any serious scientist would favor teaching students only evidence that supports macroevolution.They suggest that the scientific and educational communities should review their policy and proposed teaching aids, which are quite specific and have nothing to do with creation science
Edited sentence: It is supported by the Discovery Institute, a US group supportive of intelligent design,  and lawyer Phillip E.Johnson, one of the founders of the intelligent design movement  and author of the wedge strategy.They claim to find it remarkable that any serious scientist would favor teaching students only evidence that supports macroevolution and believe firmly that there is evidence against it.They suggest that the scientific and educational communities should review their policy and proposed teaching aids, which are quite specific and puportedly nothing to do with creation science