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Well, one of the reasons I am such an avid Republican is that I was trained by Marxists in college, so no one needs to explain "Dialectical Materialism" to me, I had it rammed down my throat by my commissars, oops! . . . ahem! . . . professors. But even the quote you offered equates supporters of abiogenesis with atheists, which still seems to indicate an agenda on Yockey's part.

Thank you for your reply!

But even the quote you offered equates supporters of abiogenesis with atheists, which still seems to indicate an agenda on Yockey's part.

I didn't read it that way at all. I read it that he was speaking of the Marxists (being atheists)accept the "soup" without evidence, on faith.

IOW, a person who is not ideologically committed to atheism can take a scientific look at the subject. Elsewhere, he says that he is anti-Creationism. So the converse is true to him as well.

IOW, if a person in ideologically committed to the notion that the cosmos, the earth and everything in it was created 6,006 years ago from our space/time coordinates - then they cannot take a scientific look at the subject either.