Richard Dawkins, who spends much time and energy ridiculing spiritual religion, gets some of his own medicine.
Richard Dawkins, Oxford University’s celebrity-seeking defender of Darwinian atheism, is known for ridiculing believers in spiritual religion who the question the Darwinian evolutionary hypothesis.
A typical Dawkins statement: It is absolutely safe to say that, if you meet someone who claims not to believe in evolution, that person is ignorant, stupid or insane (or wicked, but I’d rather not consider that).
Marvin Olasky wrote in a recent column:
Concerning [Dawkins’s] “The God Delusion,” even Publishers Weekly noted, “For a scientist who criticizes religion for its intolerance, Dawkins has written a surprisingly intolerant book, full of scorn for religion and those who believe. Even confirmed atheists who agree with his advocacy of science and vigorous rationalism may have trouble stomaching some of the rhetoric: the biblical Yahweh is ‘psychotic,’ Aquinas’s proofs of God’s existence are ‘fatuous’ and religion generally is ‘nonsense.’"
Now Ben Stein’s new movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed turns the tables, leaving Dawkins and other Darwinian atheists sputtering in incoherent rage.
Read THE DIVINE COMEDY: DAWKINS’ DISCO INFERNO and DARWINIANS HYSTERICAL OVER “EXPELLED".
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