The notoriously bizarre Institute for Creation Research (sic) cult
routinely publishes equally bizarre religious notions which they wish to
pretend are some how scientific. This text file takes some of the cult's
own bizarre publications and takes a look at them in extract to show just
how nutty (verging on the insane) these "Modern Day Flat Earth
Society" nuts actually are.
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I'm not sure what to make of this one. "The new age and global
education." It seems to be a complaint about new age (rhymes with
sewage) mysticism some how being tied to evolution some how. Let's
give it a quick look but I don't want to spend much time with this
one. After some bizarre notion about global education we come to
what this cultist wants to say about evolution:
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Someone here has no idea what evolution is and what evolution is not. In
fact evolution is a directly observed phenomena that has nothing to do
with the universe, either mindless or with a mind. The cultist starts
talking about "this mystical Gaia Hypothesis" which likewise has
nothing to do with evolution.
The propaganda piece rambles on a bit and then kind of dies out with
an appeal to occultism.
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"You can lie about ICR all you want." --
Jason Daniel Henderson
"Thank you for your permission however there's never any need
to.
Evolution is no longer viewed as a mindless affair, quite
the opposite... one eventually winds up with the idea of
the universe as a mind that oversees, orchestrates, and
gives order and structure to all things.
Creationist propaganda is already self-debunking." --
Fredric L. Rice
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