Posted on 06/13/2009 9:29:28 AM PDT by GodGunsGuts
Darwin-Only Advisors Hunker Down to Re-Strategize
June 12, 2009 — Strict Darwinian materialists are a minority in the United States, yet they enjoy autocracy in educational policy, complete control of scientific institutions, and nearly complete unquestioned support from the mainstream media. Nevertheless, they have to face living in a country that is predominantly religious. Once in awhile they suffer setbacks, like the recent changes in textbook policy in Texas that will require more scrutiny of the claims of evolution. What do they say amongst themselves when strategizing how to handle the public?...
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Ping!
To allow this minority viewpoint to overwhelm our education system should make the people ashamed of themselves. To make the people think that we descended from apes is a travesty.
“Strict Darwinian materialists” are an overwhelming majority in the US - not a struggling minority !
Your speaking my language, LLT! Be careful now, you keep talking like this and other like-minded individuals might find themselves joining you. People like you are the Evos worst nightmare :o)
What is a strict Darwinian materialist?
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Young Earth Creationists outnumber any other group re: origins. The next biggest group is theistic evolutionists—and the atheist Evos come in dead last.
Ah those “Darwanists” than enjoy autocracy in education, like those “Curieists” and “Einstinists” and “Copurnicists” — how DARE they demand that science be taught in science studies in school.
They need to leave room for controversial alternative ideas such as alchemy and astrology!
How awful it is when a small number of people control the agenda!
>>What is a strict Darwinian materialist?<<
Anyone who understands science.
Thanks for the ping!
“To make the people think that we descended from apes is a travesty.”
Why do you say that? I’m not mocking you or anything. I’m just curious.
A materialist who slovenly follows the Temple of Darwin’s fanciful creation myth.
>>To allow this minority viewpoint to overwhelm our education system should make the people ashamed of themselves. To make the people think that we descended from apes is a travesty.<<
So when science comes to a conclusion you don’t like, it must be rejected.
I assume you don’t go to doctors or take prescription medicine.
according to gallup poll in Feb, only 4 in 10 believe in Evolution
“To allow this minority viewpoint to overwhelm our education system should make the people ashamed of themselves. To make the people think that we descended from apes is a travesty.
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Minority? This shows otherwise. Interesting statistics on who believe which. Statistically, it is a female minority with less than a high school education making less than $20k that is most likely to NOT believe in evolution.
http://www.religioustolerance.org/ev_publi.htm
>>Sorry to burst your bubble, but Young Earth Creationists outnumber any other group re: origins. The next biggest group is theistic evolutionists—and the atheist Evos come in dead last.<<
Yeah, sure they do. You going to reference one of your “Bat Boy” WWN sister publications as a source? Wikipedia has more credibility.
Yea, I saw that too and wondered about it; what’s he thinking? Consdering that so many people here “don’t” think the truth is they’ve internalized and live the Darwinism-materialist, and secular-humanist life without ever thinking about it because it’s been drummed into their tiny brains throug the mass media, and the school systems. Actually, I consider it a lost cause; I don’t bother to talk to these people; it’s a waste of breath, rather, I direct them to the nearest fast food joint.
==They need to leave room for controversial alternative ideas such as alchemy and astrology!
What do you mean, leave room for alchemy and astrology? According to various polls and university studies, the Darwin-drones are more likely to believe in alchemy and astrology (not to mention ESP, Big Foot, and little green men from Mars) than any other religious group. LOL!
If you knew anything about Darwinism you'd know that the theory does not claim that people are descended from apes.
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