[metacognative]

a quick google got this: go goggle.

Dennett portrayed Darwinism as "a universal solvent,
capable of cutting right to the heart of everything in
sight" -- and particularly effective in dissolving religious
beliefs. The most ardent creationist could not have said
it with more conviction, but Dennett's agreement with them
ended there. He despised creationists, arguing that "there
are no forces on this planet more dangerous to us all than
the fanaticisms of fundamentalism." Displaying a degree
of intolerance more characteristic of a fanatic Fundamentalist
than an academic philosopher, he called for "caging" those
who would deliberately misinform children about the natural
world, just as one would cage a threatening wild animal.
"The message is clear," he wrote: "those who will not accomodate,
who will not temper, who insist on keeping only the purest
and wildest strain of their heritage alive, we will be obliged,
reluctantly, to cage or disarm, and we will do our best to
disable the memes [traditions] they fight for." With the
bravado of a man unmindful that only 11 percent of the
public shared his enthusiasm for naturalistic evolution, he
warned parents that if they insisted on teaching their
children "falsehoods -- that the Earth is flat, that 'Man' is
not a product of evolution by natural selection -- then
you must expect, at the very least, that those of us who
have freedom of speech will feel free to describe your
teachings as the spreading of falsehoods, and will attempt
to demonstrate this to your children at our earliest
opportunity." Those who resisted conversion to
Dennett's scientific fundamentalism would be subject
to "quarantine."

[PatrickHenry]

I think (after a quick Google) that it's a quote from Dembski, discussing Dennet.

[grey_whiskers]

Would've been helpful if you gave the EXACT PHRASE you typed into Google; or the URL address of the response you got back.

A lot of the nitpicky attitude of scientists is not there for show, but to make the task of sharing and retrieving knowledge easier, when information overload even within a sub-discipline is a distinct possibility.

Cheers!

[Right Wing Professor]

That's some third party discussing Dennett. Is he as big a liar as you?

You said that Dennett called for creationist concentration camps. Still waiting for some corroboration.