[elkfersupper]

We managed well over 500 years without people fearing or wanting to suppress knowledge.

I am truly puzzled by the fairly recent resurgence of this phenomenon.

Somebody, please help me understand what is the impetus.

I am at a loss, and nearly speechless in wonderment.

[balrog666]

We managed well over 500 years without people fearing or wanting to suppress knowledge. I am truly puzzled by the fairly recent resurgence of this phenomenon. Somebody, please help me understand what is the impetus. I am at a loss, and nearly speechless in wonderment.

They're stupid, ignorant, and frightened. And they find similarly afflicted people over the internet and form a herd of like minded sheep to bleat at the prospects of the future.

[DannyTN]

"We managed well over 500 years without people fearing or wanting to suppress knowledge."

It's the evolutionists that want to suppress competing ideas like intelligent design.

This article is not about suppressing knowledge. It's about disputing the claim made by evolutionists that evolution is a bedrock of science and all science depends on it.

There are a lot of people who just don't believe evolution is a good fit with the observations. In other words, we don't think evolution is good science. And we want to see science open up to other ideas, instead of holding onto darwinistic dogma.