EXPELLED!!!

Last night Dave and I saw the movie "Expelled! No intelligence allowed" It was a "Michael Moore" type documentary (meaning a little over the top), but conservative. We thought it was about education in general, but it's about how the American system of science education treats professors and other doctors of science, if they debate or even have questions about Darwinism. Many in the world's science community have questions about the COMPLETE validity of Darwin's theory of the origin of the species'. Most scientists agree that there is evolution within a species, it's just hard to swallow now that ALL species derived from ONE cell. And even if that were a possibility, how did that one cell come to be? NO one can answer that in a scientifically, quantifiable way. The leading Darwinists had all kinds of theories to the beginning of biological life, from "on the backs of crystals" to "a higher species from another galaxy (aliens?) had enough technological information to send a biological cell from their world into our primordial ooze." Several wacky theories, just absolutely no way could there be intelligent design. I don't know, doesn't the alien theory sound almost like God? Just don't call it God. The leading scientists or Darwinists rather, as they call themselves, are TOTALLY insistent that there is no God, that God is just a fairy tale or myth (yet they have no problem with life being created by aliens or crystals?). They cannot accept that anyone that might consider just the possibility of intelligent design as an alternate theory is nothing more than a fundamentalist wacko with a right wing political agenda - they certainly cannot be considered real scientists. So legitimate professors and doctors of science that have questions about Darwinism or want to even discuss the possibility of intelligent design along WITH Darwinism, get at the very least, their funding cut, but more often that not, fired and blackballed from the university system. Isn't that what science is supposed to be? To question the validity of theories and standard thought? The very religious absolutism that the scientific establishment seems to be so afraid of, is exactly what they are embracing. There is only one way to believe, and if you don't agree, you don't have the freedom to express it within this community - Welcome to the tyranny of American intellectualism.