Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Modern-day myth

Cornelius Hunter sums up one of his recent posts in the following way:

Evolution is a modern-day myth. No better than Zeus up in the sky, throwing down lightning bolts. But today we should know better. At least Lucretius and the Epicureans can claim scientific Linkignorance. Today’s version of the myth, evolutionary theory, is a religiously-driven mockery of science. The religion is explicit in the evolutionary literature, as is the mockery of science. Religion drives science, and it matters.

In the comments following the post (amongst the usual sneers from pro-evolutionists) is this:

Even the Greeks didn't put a lot of stock in their Zeus myths. Unfortunately evolutionists actually believe their superstition.

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