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Joined: Dec 1999
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Natural science in general, and evolution in particular, doesn't cause\involve\imply any social impact other than to provide a sound basis to understand the truth about objective reality of the natural world\universe. You are wrong in the most fundamental way. The fact is, any belief system has tremendous fundamental impacts on behavior and values. Honestly, this is such a basic concept that it would take much time to explain it to you, but I'll attempt to make it clear in this way. If I were to believe in evolution, then my killing of another person to make myself rich is only the process of the survival of the fittest in action. If I were an evolutionists, I would not see anything wrong with this behavior as it happens in nature all the time. I would also believe that attempt to inhibit this behavior would only be suppressing the natural processes that results in human evolution and would be detrimental for the long-term survival of the "species" (why preserve the weak?). Evolution is the official religion of secular humanism and satanism, and ultimately communism. Most socialistic philosophies derive from evolution. This is a fascinating study in and of itself with profound implications. If, with some thought, you are still unable to make this fundamental connection between a faith in evolution and behavior, please let me know and I'll post some material to help you. This video has some information that is useful: The Dangers of Evolution, Hovind
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