April 19, 2008
"Expelled"
Attacked by Mindless Media
Ben
Stein's documentary "Expelled" exposes the conspiracy against not only
religious freedom, but also freewill. It is now under attack by mainstream media
"critics." Ironically, they don't critique it from the perspective of
typical movie critics. They attack its premise and then try to discredit Stein.
Unfortunately,
for the critics, the movie brings forth the all too obvious truth; no one knows
how life started. The Darwinists, led by Richard Dawkins, reluctantly admit this.
They even go so far as to claim aliens planted life on Earth, which still doesn't
explain how the aliens appeared.
The film highlights brilliant scientists
and educators that lost their jobs by simply mentioning Intelligent Design. It
was as if it were the Middle Ages and someone dared to say that the Earth was
not the center of the universe. Using the Berlin Wall as a metaphor, Stein shows
how "science" is shielded from truth and free thought.
Terrifyingly,
the parallels of Darwinism and Nazism were clearly visible in their efforts to
produce the super race. Contrary to the theory of natural selection in promoting
the theory of evolution, it is clear that there would be fewer genetic combinations
to allow for any changes let alone evolved ones.
Chipping away at the established
fortress protecting Darwin's house of cards, Stein asks simple questions that
the Darwinists just can't or won't answer. It soon becomes clear that the fight
isn't really about science at all. It is a hatred and fear of religion. Although,
Intelligent Design is not necessarily religious, the self-proclaimed atheists
interviewed are definitely afraid of God, which is ironic in that they say they
don't believe in God.
What is disturbing is that these supposedly educated
Darwinists now actually claim that evolution is a fact not a theory, although
they have absolutely no proof. Mathematics, which is used to prove all sorts of
the hard sciences, points to the folly of Darwinists. It becomes apparent that
life, like numbers, has no beginning and no end. Is it similar to religion's claim
that God always was and always will be?
The single, self-replicating cell
that Darwinists love to say was the beginning of all life is so complex in its
own structure, that it is a virtual galaxy in and of itself. Try as they might,
science has yet to create even the simplest of life in the laboratory.
If
Al Gore's science fiction movie was given the same scrutiny that Stein's "Expelled"
has received, it is doubtful Gore would have won the now dubious Nobel Prize.
As it is, Gore, like the Darwinists, refuses to debate their respective subjects.
Apparently, science has evolved to the point that one can no longer question it.
TLG
