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'''Darwinism''' is the theory that all living organisms and creatures are descended from one common ancestor, and somehow formed and become more complex through time and improved genetically by random mutations and some vague form of [[natural selection]].
'''Darwinism''' is the fanciful, [[materialism|materialistic]] belief and speculation that all living organisms and creatures are descended from one common ancestor, and somehow formed and become more complex through time and improved genetically by random mutations and some vague form of [[natural selection]].
It is named for the nineteenth century English naturalist [[Charles Darwin]], who held that [[natural selection]] in combination with random alterations (which later would be taught to be [[mutations]]) is the force of [[evolution]].<ref>http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Darwinism</ref>
It is named for the nineteenth century English naturalist [[Charles Darwin]], who held that [[natural selection]] in combination with random alterations (which later would be taught to be [[mutations]]) is the force of [[evolution]].<ref>http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Darwinism</ref>
A popular documentary, ''[[Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed]]'', aptly described how [[Adolf Hitler]] followed Darwin's ideas to their logical conclusion: the wholesale slaughter of millions of people.
Watch a biology professor who grew up under [[communism]] share what it was like to live in a society based on Darwin’s theory of evolution. He also discusses some amazing evidence of [[intelligent design]] in our cells.<ref>Disinherit the Wind: Growing Up in a Darwinian State, Posted on September 18, 2017, Discovery Institute.[https://discovery.org/multimedia/audio/2017/09/disinherit-the-wind-growing-up-in-a-darwinian-state/]</ref>
Science historian Michael Flannery tells us of his belated discovery of the Alpbach Symposium held in March 1968<ref>'''Beyond Reductionism: New Perspectives in the Life Sciences''' - The Alpbach Symposium, 1968. Hardcover – 1969, by Arthur Koestler (Editor), J. R. Smythies (Editor).</ref> where a number of leading thinkers ([[Hayek]]) openly doubted Darwinism and the neo-Darwinian synthesis.<ref>Alpbach Symposium: Another 1960s revolt by serious thinkers against Darwinism, Uncommon Descent, October 14, 2017.[https://uncommondescent.com/evolution/alpbach-symposium-another-1960s-revolt-by-serious-thinkers-against-darwinism/]</ref> Two years earlier the Wistar Institute gave mathematical reasons for their dissent from the neo-Darwinian synthesis.<ref>50th Anniversary of the 1966 Wistar Symposium! Mathematical Challenges to the Theory of Evolution [https://www.3dwebnow.com/Science2016/originalsymposium.html]</ref>
Science historian Michael Flannery tells us of his belated discovery of the Alpbach Symposium held in March 1968<ref>'''Beyond Reductionism: New Perspectives in the Life Sciences''' - The Alpbach Symposium, 1968. Hardcover – 1969, by Arthur Koestler (Editor), J. R. Smythies (Editor).</ref> where a number of leading thinkers ([[Hayek]]) openly doubted Darwinism and the neo-Darwinian synthesis.<ref>Alpbach Symposium: Another 1960s revolt by serious thinkers against Darwinism, Uncommon Descent, October 14, 2017.[https://uncommondescent.com/evolution/alpbach-symposium-another-1960s-revolt-by-serious-thinkers-against-darwinism/]</ref> Two years earlier the Wistar Institute gave mathematical reasons for their dissent from the neo-Darwinian synthesis.<ref>50th Anniversary of the 1966 Wistar Symposium! Mathematical Challenges to the Theory of Evolution [https://www.3dwebnow.com/Science2016/originalsymposium.html]</ref>