justlookinla
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Who's job is it to dictate what my grandchildren learn? The Godless Darwinists?
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Oh, it is very much, for the 5th time, optional even in secular public schools. Not your job to dictate what the children of other people learn.
One of the greatest enemies to humanity is the enemy of Darwinist creationism.
I thought theists were the enemy of Darwinist creationism. You are confusing me.
OOOooo, the Masons are involved.
Some years ago, Dave Breese wrote a book entitled:Who's job is it to dictate what my grandchildren learn? The Godless Darwinists?
Some years ago, Dave Breese wrote a book entitled:
7 Men Who Rule the World from the Grave
They are:
- Charles Darwin
- Karl Marx
- Julius Wellhausen
- John Dewey
- Sigmund Freud
- John Maynard Keynes
- Søren Kierkegaard
Cast aside, or added to?Freud?
The majority of his ideas have been cast aside by modern psychiatry and quite a while ago.
You're starting to get that wild look in your eyes again. Better keep a handkerchief handy.Yep.
One of the first scientific institutions, the Royal Society of London was started by an occult Rosicrucian fraternity known as the Invisible College. They're basically another flavor of freemasonry.
Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, the religion of Evolution became institutionalized through the concerted efforts of "learned societies" like the Lunar Society (of which Erasmus was a member of) and the X Club, which were comprised of numerous freemasons who rallied around doctrines of materialistic and eventually Darwinian mysticism. At the time these clubs were heavily criticized for holding too much influence over the academic world, and it's been full-blown fish-to-man fairytales ever since.
So yea, the reason we have the state sponsored religion of Evolution today is mostly because influential drinking buddies in previous centuries really liked the idea of man transforming from primitive forms of life. It was never based on science, and it was established dogma throughout the academic system from the get-go. The main reason these institutions even exist today in their present form is because they are founded on a mystical creation story and supported by the religious fervor that inevitably comes with a devout following of that creation story.
You're starting to get that wild look in your eyes again. Better keep a handkerchief handy.
That won't happen, bro.Are you trying to a win a contest for least substance in your posts, Derelict?
Some folks seem to need an enemy. If necessary, they will manufacture one to fill the need.
Freemasons are a popular choice. Some still say it's a secret organization. It's not. The private books of masons have been broadcast over the internet since its inception.
It's more of a private group than anything else. We are reported to run the world. Funny thing is, my lodge can't even agree on what brand of coffee to use. Yet some think we run everything.
Even the Catholic church invents problems that masons caused. The church has forbid membership for centuries. Yet when a Pope mysteriously died, the masons did it! Even though the church forbid it, evidently masons infiltrated the Vatican in order to take down the church. Honestly couldn't make this stuff up.
Are you trying to a win a contest for least substance in your posts, Derelict?
edit: I don't know why I haven't put you on ignore yet, but I just fixed that. In case you're wondering why I don't respond to you anymore.
Are you trying to a win a contest for least substance in your posts, Derelict?
Who's job is it to dictate what my grandchildren learn? The Godless Darwinists?
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