A Swiss mathematician, Dr. Charles E. Guye, once calculated the odds of
a real protein being formed “by chance”
-- that is, by “primordial bits of material bumping together” to form that
single protein molecule (as evolutionists contend). The odds of that happening are “100160 to 1”
(that is, “the number 100 multiplied by itself 160 times, to 1”) against. To put such a number in perspective,
imagine that the known universe was tightly packed with – not atoms – but electrons. It would contain 100143
electrons, which means that it would take sextillion
sextillion sextillion universes to supply that much material (and an equal
number of years) to form that one protein
molecule – and we’re not talking “cell” yet (nor have we reached 100160
yet). And, that single protein molecule is just one of the building blocks of a cell. Then, after scaling this
(insurmountable) hurdle, we must consider that the cell must be alive – have life – and we haven’t even touched on cell specialization yet (i.e., why some cells
become hair, why some become heart tissue, why some become lips or toes or
brains, or “whales and snails and puppy dogs’ tails”). You get the picture: it’s IMPOSSIBLE (even using “evolutionary”
numbers).
The foregoing is excerpted from a book entitled The Death of Evolution, by Wallace Johnson (the book is available
from Amazon.com; click on the link). It goes on to disprove evolution in so
many ways that it is a wonder why any
rational creature could ever imagine evolution in a serious light, let
alone as a “science.” It is a false
religion,
an unimaginable leap of faith -- the
most laughable leap of faith ever conceived by mankind. Actually, it is something beyond that: it is demonic delusion of the
first order. The aforementioned
book (and many more) should be in everyone’s home, and it should be preached from every pulpit. Why? -- because evolution is the theoretical
basis for atheism: it is the
house-of-cards foundation on which atheism is built. Without evolution, there is no basis for atheism; the former is a prerequisite for the latter.
Not only that, evolution is an insidious
thing; it gnaws away at the subconscious, undermining the very foundations of
one’s faith: if we start buying into the myth that we “evolved” from “space
dust” or whatever, then we are swallowing a seed that, tumor-like, takes root
and grows within us, eventually destroying our faith. And, of course, we have a mainstream academia and media that
are incessantly repeating this swill
in the hope that it will
grow. The fight to refute it has
been, as many know, an uphill battle.
In America’s public schools, it is taught as accomplished fact; and anything even remotely resembling “Creationism” counts as “religion” – and is
therefore prohibited.
Now one would think that evolution, or anything resembling it, would not
be tolerated (much less, taught) in
any Catholic school – yet it is. Many of the textbooks in Novus Ordo “Catholic” schools --
especially its universities -- openly
teach evolution as an accomplished
fact. And it doesn’t stop
there: even the “Catholic” high schools and grade schools teach it. Open up any of their textbooks, and it
will talk about how animals (and we) “evolved,” about the different “eras” and
“epochs,” etc. It’s taken for
granted that these things just “happened.”
Fortunately, evolution is not promoted in “traditional” Catholic schools
(at least we hope it isn’t!) -- but
how much of an active effort are those schools making to promote the opposite? For instance, some years back, the
aforementioned book, The Death of
Evolution, was presented to Daniel Dolan by one of SGG’s parishioners. Dolan simply “accepted” the book, then
proceeded to ignore it. If it ever made its way into the SGG
school library (if they have such a thing), it assuredly never became prescribed
reading for any of SGG’s students, or even recommended
reading (perhaps because it was thought to be too “heavy” for a school of SGG’s
truncated academic preeminence).
The problem, however, with this book is not so much that, but that it is not a “profitable” venture, i.e., it does not
further the cause of the SGG cult.
The dynamic duo are more interested in their own stuff -- like Work
of Human Hands – to further their own
cause (and hopefully to turn a profit for them). Their problem,
though, is that the perpetually dead-on-arrival WHH has been a box-office bust, selling only to the catatonic
and to the morbidly curious. Another
“fiscal” problem is that their flock is dwindling:
many of their most generous benefactors (including their biggest, who almost single-handedly bankrolled their entire West
Chester operation) have already left; and the coffers are shrinking. They have had to resort to "paver-stone memorials,” bake sales, and other short-term vehicles to keep them afloat –
none of which have really done the job.
What these short-sighted charlatans fail to realize is that none of
these measures work for the long haul;
short-term expedients are just that: short
term. And all too often, those
“short-term expedients” have taken the form of trampling on whomever gets in their way – sure to scare “return
customers” and “future business” away.
And in their frenetic single-mindedness to do so, they are blind to just
how nakedly maliciousness they really are. Take, for instance, Cekada’s cheap
shot against the late Abbot Leonard Giardina – a deceased man unable to
respond; or Dolan’s attempted character assassination of a fellow priest (see Pistrina’s The
Poison Pen). They cannot see how
their motives betray them (and their own words destroy them), and that --
although their attacks may score them some short-term “points” with their
catatonic culties -- they have “turned off” everyone else. Their vitriolic barbs turn out to be
like so many boomerangs, coming back
to skewer them in the end (no pun intended).
But that’s what the SGG vipers are all about: taking cheap shots, and
then “crying foul” when they are found out and exposed. That’s what they did in the two
examples cited in the last paragraph; that’s what they did so many times with Schiavo; that’s what they did with so many
of their own parishioners (especially during the SGG School scandal of recent memory); and that’s what they’ll continue
to do with whomever gets in their way.
The victimizers will keep on victimizing --and then, of course, “play
the victim” and holler “slander.”
Their hypocrisy and duplicity (not to mention their shameless worldliness) is nothing short of disgusting (as are their pathetically
amateurish attempts to appear otherwise).
At a time when they should be preparing young minds with a real Catholic
education (and giving them and their parents real Catholic principles
to live by), they are feeding them a diet of sentimentalism, sanctimony, and
mind-control, while simultaneously draining their wallets in order to quench
their never-ending thirst for ”apostolate” boondoggles and epicurean adventure.
There are so many things that they could
be doing to benefit the faithful (and
themselves). As this article intimated
earlier on, they could be exposing (and combating) the evils of evolution – or,
for that matter, those of Islam,
which, as Belloc so prophetically warned, has risen “like a phoenix from the
ashes” to once again threaten Christendom. Ironically, it is the Protestants who are taking the initiative
on both of those fronts. Meanwhile,
“Franken-pope” openly courts Moslems, while the SGG hucksters bury their heads
in the sand, concerning themselves not with things like evolution, but instead with feathering their own nests, and furthering their own schemes of worldly
self-interest. Like the true
politicians they are, they say and do whatever they think will get them material gain. And, also like the politicians they are,
they don’t practice what they
preach (nor, probably, do they even believe
what they preach).
Will these tigers ever change their stripes? (Does a tiger ever change its stripes?) Don’t bet on it. Based on their behavior to date, there
is no reason to expect that they’ll ever “reform.” As long as there is a critical mass of SGG boot-lickers for
them to feed upon, the parasitic pair will continue to intimidate and exploit
until either 1) they retire with “enough,” 2) things dip below the break-even point of “sustainability” for them (in which case, they’ll have to retire with whatever they’ve salted away so far), or
3) a parish lynch mob decides the issue in the interim.
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