[narby]

Wrong. An elite group of scientists profess the philosophy of evolution as if it has something to do with science, and not even among those do they have a consistent story. They are no more consistent than the many religions observed in the world today, and certainly no more worthy of acceptance where education is concerned.

I suppose that's a nice delusion, if you can maintain it.

[Fester Chugabrew]

It's no delusion at all. The delusion is in pretending science is in agreement where it is not. Add to that the pride in asserting evolution as the only viable world view where science is concerned and you have a maliferous delusion. You are free to maintain it if you please, but please do not expect the rest of the world to do the same.

[narby]

Wrong. An elite group of scientists profess the philosophy of evolution as if it has something to do with science, and not even among those do they have a consistent story. They are no more consistent than the many religions observed in the world today, and certainly no more worthy of acceptance where education is concerned.

A nice delusion, if you can maintain it.