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I have been following this movie's development and was very excited to see that it was given such a widespread release being a documentary.  This movie was a much needed work to expose the widespread censorship by evolutionist of any notion of intelligent design.  I've found a lot of people have no idea of the level that evolutionist will go to keep their theory "safe" from competing ideas and ultimately reality.  In the interviews this movie did a good job of exposing the heart of the issue for those on the persecuting side.  While some such as Dawkins are willing to accept the possibility of completely unfounded ideas such as aliens being responsible for creating life, they are unwilling to accept the most obvious of answers that we were created by God.  The true issues is not about science, it's about their unwillingness to allow God into their atheistic world view.  To quote Romans 1:20 "For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse."  The irrationality of the atheistic can be clearly seen even by those who have hardened their hearts against any notion of God.  This is why they are so adamant against any idea of God as the creator.  Once that idea is allowed, they fear their greatest mental stronghold will be demolished.  It's no wonder they hold so strongly to their position of power within  the scientific and academic community. One thing I have observed in the public arena is that once you question evolution atheistic evolutionist rush to the defense through everything from argument to ridicule.  Just look at the films ratings on [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1091617/ IMDB's Expelled Page] It's interesting to note how many have rated this film 1 without even seeing it, offended by the very premise of the movie.  The first day there was an initial rush of 1 votes by those that gave this movie a poor rating as soon as they were given the chance.  One of issues Stein brought to light in this film was media censorship and ridicule of the intelligent design by the media. Liberal movie critics jumped at the chance to misrepresent this film, and lambasting it's very premise with comments such as [http://www.calendarlive.com/tv/radio/cl-et-expelled18apr18,0,1163561.story an attempt to deceive audiences ] and [http://www.tvguide.com/movies/expelled-intelligence-allowed/review/293361 (an) obvious propaganda piece ]  It's apparent one needn't go far to prove that point.  I strongly feel this film is a must see for anyone.  To comment on the quality of the production, Ben Stein did an excellent job of producing a documentary that is both entertaining and informative. [[User:DanCon|DanCon]] 01:23, 22 April 2008 (EDT)

I have been following this movie's development and was very excited to see that it was given such a widespread release being a documentary.  This movie was a much needed work to expose the widespread censorship by evolutionist of any notion of intelligent design.  I've found a lot of people have no idea of the level that evolutionist will go to keep their theory "safe" from competing ideas and ultimately reality.  In the interviews this movie did a good job of exposing the heart of the issue for those on the persecuting side.  While some such as Dawkins are willing to accept the possibility of completely unfounded ideas such as aliens being responsible for creating life, they are unwilling to accept the most obvious of answers that we were created by God.  The true issues is not about science, it's about their unwillingness to allow God into their atheistic world view.  To quote Romans 1:20 "For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse."  The irrationality of the atheistic can be clearly seen even by those who have hardened their hearts against any notion of God.  This is why they are so adamant against any idea of God as the creator.  Once that idea is allowed, they fear their greatest mental stronghold will be demolished.  It's no wonder they hold so strongly to their position of power within  the scientific and academic community. One thing I have observed in the public arena is that once you question evolution atheistic evolutionist rush to the defense through everything from argument to ridicule.  Just look at the films ratings on [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1091617/ IMDB's Expelled Page] It's interesting to note how many have rated this film 1 without even seeing it, offended by the very premise of the movie.  The first day there was an initial rush of 1 votes by those that gave this movie a poor rating as soon as they were given the chance.  One of issues Stein brought to light in this film was media censorship and ridicule of the intelligent design by the media. Liberal movie critics jumped at the chance to misrepresent this film, and lambasting it's very premise with comments such as [http://www.calendarlive.com/tv/radio/cl-et-expelled18apr18,0,1163561.story an attempt to deceive audiences ] and [http://www.tvguide.com/movies/expelled-intelligence-allowed/review/293361 (an) obvious propaganda piece ]  It's apparent one needn't go far to prove that point.  I strongly feel this film is a must see for anyone.  To comment on the quality of the production, Ben Stein did an excellent job of producing a documentary that is both entertaining and informative. [[User:DanCon|DanCon]] 01:23, 22 April 2008 (EDT)

==ID and science==

==ID and science==