In a breathless, passionate, yet level-headed 15 part series, YouTube user, paleontologist, ex-Christian, and potential
Space Coyote impersonator
AronRa presents an uncommonly well-written and presented argument against what he identifies as the 14 "Fundamental Falsehoods of Creationism."
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posted by Mr. Anthropomorphism
on Jan 13, 2009 -
57 comments
Darwin's Deadly Legacy illustrates how Charles Darwin caused the Holocaust. This documentary, from
the late Dr. James Kennedy and his Coral Ridge Ministries, features not only rare, Bigfoot-esque glimpses of the notoriously camera-shy
Ann Coulter, but also Francis Collins, the head of the Human Genome Project. Of course,
Dr. Collins hates everything about the documentary and claims that his footage was simply spliced in under false pretenses, and even
Michael Behe distances himself from the entire production, disagreeing as he does with its central tenets. Oh, and the ADL is pissed, but when aren't they? Anyway, not even arch-conservative websites with "We Need Alan Keyes For President" interstitial ads
think the documentary is worth very much.
And it seems that Hitler himself had a grand old time pimping out Christianity and denying that we came from apes. (
More,
more.) So
watch the fucking trailer and
learn yourself some history.
posted by Sticherbeast
on Sep 10, 2007 -
69 comments
Rep. Ben Bridges (R-Cleveland, GA) is in trouble. A recent
memo from his office -- one
circulated this week by
Warren Chisum, a ranking member of the Texas state legislature -- has caught the attention of the
Anti-Defamation League.
They are not pleased.
And they're not alone. Why? Because in his memo,
Rep. Bridges --
sponsor of a perennial
anti-evolution education bill in the Georgia State House -- claims that
"so-called ’secular evolution science’ is the Big Bang, 15-billion-year, alternate ‘creation scenario’ of the Pharisee Religion." And that's not all. It would appear that Rep. Bridges is getting his information (and
templates for
his legislation) from
www.fixedearth.com -- a website dedicated not only to the removal of pro-evolution education from schools, but to the idea that "[t]he Earth is not rotating...nor is it going around the sun." Because you see, it's all part of
the Copernican Deception, a massive conspiracy propagated by
Christian Zionists,
NASA and ...
Madonna?
posted by grabbingsand
on Feb 16, 2007 -
116 comments