Evolutionary Schizophrenia

Evolutionary schizophrenia is expression reflecting the state of the mind marked by troubles to maintain the consistent train of thought with respect to topics pertaining to evolutionism. In their rebellion against God conveyed, for example, via expressions like “we cannot allow a Divine Foot in the door”, evolutionists believe they are in need i.a. to "accept scientific claims that are against common sense" and to "take constructs marked with patent absurdity".^[1] For example, Charles Darwin stated in his 1859 1st edition of On origin of species that (emphasis conservapedia):

• “a far longer period than 300 million years has elapsed since the latter part of the Secondary period” and that there is a “clear evidence of the existence of whales ... before the close of the secondary period”^[2]

while Darwin’s bulldog T. H. Huxley, obviously and schizophrenically in direct contradiction with Darwin, claimed that

• “limitation of the period during which living beings have inhabited this planet to one, two, or three hundred million years, may be admitted”^[3]

According to Law of noncontradiction and Galileo's maxim, "two truths can never contradict each other". That's why, from logical perspective, since evolutionsits Darwin and Huxley contradict each other in their statements:

• A.) living beings have inhabited this planet >300 million years (a far longer period than that)
• B.) living beings have inhabited this planet ≤300 million years (that could be admitted as upper limitation)

we can safely conclude that they are mutually inconsistent, and their declarations "we now positively know" or "now we may read ... clear evidence of the existence" "of whole groups of beings" in assured periods are absurd and can be justifiably regarded as outright fraud and bogus claims. The similar case of "false testimony" was reported in the Bible with narrative "Yet even then their testimony did not agree" (Mark 14:59) and authors of such contradicting statements wrt. each other where labeled as "false witnesses" (Mt. 26:60). G.K. Chesterton maintains that the first effect of not believing in God is that person is losing the common sense.^[4] This can then take effect in phenomena like one described by Ryan Dobson as ‘trouble’: "When you start disagreeing with yourself, you're in trouble."^[5] The trouble maintaining a train of thought in logical and coherent manner is regarded by medical science as symptom and characteristic of schizophrenia.^[6]

É.L. Cammaerts ads that such person also starts believing in anything,^[7] what, when being paired with Anti-Christian sentiment (‘Anything goes’ except what appears to be in accordance with Biblical message), is one of the basic traits of Moral relativism. According to Nazi Resister Wilhelm Busch, some phenomena in the world are totally impossible to be understood if we have not accepted the fact that behind the scenes are the Devil and the powers of darkness.^[8] In his view, it is exactly Devil who makes people ungodly, conceited, and foolish.^[9] On a similar occasion, the Bible commented such self-contradicting positions as we see in evolutionary schizophrenia with following words:

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See also[edit]

• 95 Theses against Evolution
• Cognitive dissonance
• Club X
• Creation denial
• Doublethink
• Dialectical unity of self-contradictions
• Evolution of the gaps
• Evolution syndrome
• Kerkut’s student syndrome