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Written by John D Clark
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Sunday, 30 March 2008 19:12 |
 Since the close of the last century, the theory of evolution has come to be accepted by the majority of the scientific community and the general public. In fact, to reject evolution is now usually viewed as a sign of ignorance or of a system of religious belief totally at odds with reality and out of place in this modern, "scientific" world. Unfortunately, few have faced the profound and ominous implications of the evolutionary theory as it affects mankind in every area of his humanity. Those few who have considered evolution's conclusions have sought to side-step them by appealing to a baseless optimism concerning human dignity, freedom, perfectibility and his future on this planet. |
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