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From the article:

"If starving North Koreans could see how prosperous Americans are, they might begin to doubt what Kim’s state-controlled press tells them, that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is the most successful and free society in history.

A similar situation exists within Big Science (BS), which has not only embraced the Darwinian Revolution unquestioningly, but has rejected anything that does not promote scientific materialism and Darwinian evolution.

Obviously, creation and intelligent design never get a hearing, as one could imagine under Darwin Party control, but neither do criticisms of Darwin—the Dear Leader of BS."

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Darwin and Marx: partners in totalitarianism.

Article image and caption.

[Moonman62]

BioLogos invites the church and the world
to see the harmony between science and biblical faith
as we present an evolutionary understanding of God’s creation.

https://biologos.org/

[freedumb2003]

>>Obviously, creation and intelligent design never get a hearing, <<

Of course they do.

In philosophy/theology, where they belong. They have zero scientific applicability but are proper discussions (if a bit sophomoric) on “where did all this come from? Why/where did these mechanism come into existence?”

A lot of fun but inapplicable to anything physical.

[Simon Green]

Creationists complaining about being excluded from paleontology is like Flat Earthers complaining about excluded from astronomy.

Pseudoscience has no legitimate seat at the table of academia.