After some consideration, it seem to me this topic is ponderworthy for any who doubt that there is any conspiracy at all involved in evolutionism.

Not every evolutionist is a participant, of course. This is a philosophy/religion which has fanatical supporters, however, and it cannot be denied. Such have pulled many stunts over the years, and even some of the less fanatic sympathizers will, as history clearly demonstrates, will support the publication of lies. After all, what harm could come from a lie that leads people to "the truth of evolution"?

It is noteworthy that at least one evolutionist who participated in this thread, and became aware of the origin of the story, continued to use "flat earth" in remarks attempting to discredit creationism. The propaganda value of the lie, for this individual, seems to have outweighed any concern about integrity.

Folks really should consider the implications. Just how reluctant have people proven to be about participating in this informal conspiracy? It doesn't take a full-time commitment; just continue to spread the lie. You can (almost) always pretend you didn't know any better. What a marvelously convenient way to undermine those hateful people who go about teaching that God loves sinners!

And this is all it takes to participate in a conspiracy. No secret monthly meetings; no membership dues; no Goldfinger secret hideout or headquarters.