The Theory That Fooled the World

[attila]

Darwinism - Another big lie promoted by the Left...

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The second is publication of "The End of Darwinism: And How a Flawed and Disastrous Theory Was Stolen and Sold," by Eugene G. Windchy, a splendid little book that begins with Huxley's lament.
The theory that fooled the world – read "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design"
That Darwinism has proven "disastrous theory" is indisputable.
"Karl Marx loved Darwinism," writes Windchy. "To him, survival of the fittest as the source of progress justified violence in bringing about social and political change, in other words, the revolution."
"Darwin suits my purpose," Marx wrote.


Darwin suited Adolf Hitler's purposes, too.

Making a monkey out of Darwin[/QUOTE]

[EagleScout316]

For all my problems with evolution, the fact it leads to eugenics is not really one of them. By that logic, quantum mechanics is a horrible theory because it led to the atomic bomb. There's plenty of other things wrong with the concepts behind darwinism, and this was the weakness of Stein's documentary as well.

[teddy69]

If anything it's Capitalism which most "endorses" survival of the fittest as a way for people to organize themselves, Communism seems to consider this cruel and aims at micromanaging societies so that there is no envy or competition. But this is just a layman's perspective.

[booboo]

For all my problems with evolution, the fact it leads to eugenics is not really one of them. By that logic, quantum mechanics is a horrible theory because it led to the atomic bomb. There's plenty of other things wrong with the concepts behind darwinism, and this was the weakness of Stein's documentary as well.

Well, to be fair, the atomic bomb is man's mishandling of technology. I don't for a second doubt technology is bad, but I do doubt the motives man uses it for.

Nuclear power (nuclear power meaning more than just conventional fission - there are a lot of nucleons with power) is an awesome force to behold and has so many potentials to be used for good, but since all people know are the mishandlings of it, that's what they fear the most, nevermind it's actually very safe, well what we can use currently is very safe.

Evolution in itself doesn't really lead to eugenics - Man has to be involved for eugenics to be what we know it, and again that's man dabbling in the Lord's gifts where he shouldn't.

If you look at Darwin's theories applied to, say, pioneer life in the US, some of them make sense (at the same time it doesn't mean evolution is true - to be clear on that). Without the modern advances we have today, many people died, and many people were left to die to spare larger groups of people. That was the way of life then and probably 5000 years ago. But that doesn't mean they wanted people to die. And those that did survive were stronger, healthier, etc. and passed that on to their offspring.

In today's age, we now have the capabilities to make death an anomaly for the most part before old age. You can see that by looking at the death rate in developed countries.

I don't believe in pure evolution, as in we developed from apes, but I do think that animal bodies have adapted to the stresses of life on this planet to become more efficient since we were created. I don't believe God is rigid. I believe His creation is good and that as the world changes, so do we so we don't perish. There's much more I believe about that, but it's complicated and I probably don't know how to express it well at 8:30am after a long Independence Day night. Heh.

[alstewartfan]

Darwinism may be one of the greatest hoaxes ever perpetrated on humanity, and I hope it dies a horrible death. Oh, I forgot that the debate is settled, and all the scientists agree. Silly me! Bob

[NonConformist]

I have no issue w/ survival of the fittest, our constant lowering of standards AK leveling the field is making us weaker all around.

Thats what happens when everyone is lowerd to the lowest standards

[ThisIsMyCountry]

Darwinism - Another big lie promoted by the Left...

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The second is publication of "The End of Darwinism: And How a Flawed and Disastrous Theory Was Stolen and Sold," by Eugene G. Windchy, a splendid little book that begins with Huxley's lament.
The theory that fooled the world – read "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design"
That Darwinism has proven "disastrous theory" is indisputable.
"Karl Marx loved Darwinism," writes Windchy. "To him, survival of the fittest as the source of progress justified violence in bringing about social and political change, in other words, the revolution."
"Darwin suits my purpose," Marx wrote.


Darwin suited Adolf Hitler's purposes, too.

Making a monkey out of Darwin

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