[Liberty1970]

I think the saddest thing about Expelled is how it has shown just how fanatical and evil Darwinism makes people. I mean, when it came out I was expecting that there would be at least some people who believe in evolution who would say, “You know, I believe in evolution, but it’s not right to treat people this way.”

Instead, all I have seen is hate, hate, hate from the Darwinian establishment, half of them denying that they persecute dissent and the other half justifying the persecution the first half denies is happening. One Ph.D. mathematician I know couldn’t go to see Expelled. He had lost his job for questioning Darwinism and it was too painful a subject.

Consistent Darwinists have a worldview of (literally) ‘might makes right’ and that that there is no God to be accountable to, so why not lie and use every dirty trick in the book to get ahead? Simple logic dictates that those who profoundly believe they will be accountable for their words and actions will behave in a more upright manner than those who say the moral code is a meaningless product of a meaningless universe. In all my study of this subject, this simple logic has been born out time and again (though you have to wade through a lot of mud-slinging from Darwinists at times).

Proverbs 18:17.

[Coyoteman]

Consistent Darwinists have a worldview of (literally) ‘might makes right’ and that that there is no God to be accountable to, so why not lie and use every dirty trick in the book to get ahead?

Sorry, that is a lie.

[bert]

drivel, absolute ignoramous drivel.

[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

all I have seen is hate, hate, hate from the Darwinian establishment, half of them denying that they persecute dissent and the other half justifying the persecution the first half denies is happening... Consistent Darwinists have a worldview... that there is no God to be accountable to, so why not lie and use every dirty trick in the book to get ahead?

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