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    House of Abaddon (The State of Modern Science)
    House of Abaddon (The State of Modern Science)
    House of Abaddon (The State of Modern Science)
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    House of Abaddon (The State of Modern Science)

    By Richie Cooley

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    From space aliens to computer simulations, scientists are coming up with some pretty weird ideas to circumvent the reality of God. Read about these latest trends in this essay written by a fundamental Christian.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichie Cooley
    Release dateSep 15, 2016
    ISBN9781370900022
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      House of Abaddon (The State of Modern Science) - Richie Cooley

      House of Abaddon

      (The State of Modern Science)

      By Richie Cooley

      Licensed by:

      Richie Cooley (2016); [edited: (2018); (2020)]

      Creative Commons: Attribution 4.0 International

      Email: richieacooley@live.com

      Table of Contents

      I. House of Abaddon

      II. Citations

      III. Works by Me

      The following essay uses mostly British spelling…

      I. House of Abaddon

      Is it just me or is the entire world losing its marbles? Every other headline seems to display the fact that our collective psyche is becoming more and more off-key. Nothing proves this more strongly—in my opinion—than what is happening in the genre of science. To start this essay, let me first state my thesis: secular scientists are out of their gourds, and this is bound to have disastrous effects, compounding the other multitudinous troubles within modernity.

      To start this off, let’s go back a few decades. From the second half of the 1800s up to the 1960s you generally couldn’t be an acceptable scientist unless you were an orthodox, Earth-bound Darwinist (or Neo-Darwinist). Practical nothing else would do. Darwinism/mundane gradualism was at the same time both the eighth wonder of the world and the most eminent, incontrovertible fact to ever grace the mind of mortals (and of course mortals

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