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Tag: faith vs. science

The Genesis Code - A Movie Review

By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
Posted on Mon Feb 14, 2011 at 09:12:21 PM EST
Tags: The Genesis Code, faith vs. science, creation vs. evolution, right to life, end-of-life, religious discrimination, Grand Rapids, Lowell (all tags)

Ever since the Scopes Monkey Trial (about a half-dozen generations ago) the onset of postmodern intellectual elitism has steadily moved to progressively denigrate and marginalize Christianity within the public square, with the seeming goal of ultimately eradicating it altogether. Whether in education, entertainment, news media, or the courts, the God of the Bible is routinely ignored, mocked, ridiculed, or worse by the postmodern liberal elites. (This has gone so far as to have the public declaration that "God is Dead" as front-page headline news.)

All of this has happened without much by way of any effective pushback. To judge by what we read in the press or hear on the evening news, Christianity is a useless and outdated superstition that isn't good for much more than giving the common folk something to fear and providing them with some hope of salvation to cling to. The enlightened members of the intellectual elite, we are told, are above and beyond such drivel, and we should aspire to be like them.

Then again . . .