Mainstream Science - Evolution? The Religion of the Atheists

NCSE - Evolution

There is no scientific debate about the fundamentals of evolution. Life evolves; species descend with modifications from other species.

NCSE - Frequently Asked Questions about NCSE

The National Center for Science Education is not affiliated with any religious organization or belief.

NCSE - What We Do

NCSE defends the integrity of science education against ideological interference. We work with teachers, parents, scientists, and concerned citizens at the local, state, and national levels to ensure that topics including evolution and climate change are taught accurately, honestly, and confidently.

The world of mainstream science spreads blatant lies meant to deceive as many ignorant people as possible with the evolution myth. At least since the 19th century powerful naturalists hijacked the world of mainstream science. Evolution theory is based on the unprovable philosophies naturalism and uniformitarianism which have to be taken by faith. But the world of mainstream science sells it as a fact. Students around the world are being indoctrinated with the unprovable philosophy naturalism as the de facto axiom of science. People with other worldviews run the risk of being expelled by the evolutionary establishment. Some key organizations involved in this are NCSE, NAS, AAAS, and Talk Origins.

Jun-yuan Chen - Charles Ginenthal: Darwin and Velikovsky

In China we can criticize Darwin, but not the government; in America, you can criticize the government, but not Darwin!

Wikipedia - The National Center for Science Education

The National Center for Science Education ... defends the teaching of evolutionary biology and opposes the teaching of religious views in science classes in America's public schools. ... The NCSE ... helps to coordinate the activities of people fighting creationists. NCSE also opposes intelligent design and other "alternatives" to evolution.

One of the main goals of these kind of mainstream science organizations is to oppose all other worldviews that challenge evolution. By only allowing evolution theory as THE explanation for everything they openly undermine objectivity in science and they keep the general public from knowing the problems with evolution theory, for obvious reasons.

AAAS - Science, Teachers and Clergy Strengthen Bonds at AAAS Evolution Event

...high schools are required to teach the scientific consensus in any field. Evolution is the overwhelming scientific consensus... The panelists suggested a number of helpful websites: The University of California Museum of Paleontology; The Talk.Origins collection of articles and essays that offer a mainstream scientific view on evolution and creationism; The Panda's Thumb; And the Clergy Letter project which offers a mainstream religious explanation of how evolution and faith can co-exist.

The overwhelming scientific consensus is like the argument from authority. It says absolutely nothing about the truth of the matter. The science will be unnecessarily biased by it. Paradigm shifts also show that the scientific consensus has always been wrong more or less. Science is limited and has little power when it comes to origins because it is necessarily based on assumptions and philosophy. A good philosopher is worth much more than thousand good scientists who base their conclusions on bad philosophy. In order to promote the evolutionary gospel they only reference other fanatic pro-evolution organizations which are sponsored by those mainstream science organizations themselves. AAAS mentions Talk.Origins and when Talk Origins lists 29 evidences for macroevolution it gives other pro-evolution sources as references...

Talk Origins - 29+ Evidences for Macroevolution

Talk.Origins mentions AAAS, NCSE, NAS, etcetera. Evolutionist quotes evolutionist promotes evolutionist licks evolutionist... and so on. Birds of a feather flock together. It is one big family of self-proclaimed monkey descendents devoted to their common incest tree using each other as evidence for their fanatic belief.

source: http://www.talkorigins.org/foundation/index.html

NCSE is a powerful friend of Talk Origins

Wikipedia - Talk.Origins

Talk.Origins ... has spawned other websites, notably TalkDesign "a response to the intelligent design movement", Evowiki, and the Panda's Thumb weblog. ... Talkorigins.org has gained many awards and achieved substantial recognition. The Archive is also referenced in college-level textbooks and has had material from the archive incorporated into over 20 college or university courses.

Organizations like Talk.Origins and Panda's Thumb serve as an extension of mainstream science for propagating and popularizing evolution theory. NCSE mentions Talk Origins extensively on its own website in order to support its articles (see for example NCSE search: "Talk Origins"). Creationist website True Origin provides some decent information exposing Talk Origins.

NatCen4ScienceEd - Eugenie C. Scott and Cynthia Dunbar

When asked whether evolutionist Eugenie Scott, director of NCSE at that time, would object to including scientific papers that question the evolutionary worldview in science classes she first evaded the question. Then she continued saying that she believes that students should not be bothered with scientific problems for current explanations of for example the origin of life, but instead should be taught the basics of evolution. In other words, the evolutionists in control of the world of mainstream science obstruct the teaching of any problems with evolution theory in science classrooms in order to promote their worldview, censor the problems with it, and exclude all other worldviews. The core of their monkey business is philosophical, namely the promotion of naturalism, and it's of course very damaging to science. So the statement they often make that they are against inclusion of religion into science classrooms is blatant hypocrisy. Evolution is the religion of the atheists.