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religious explanation for the existence and diversity of living organisms. It is therefore the only view which should be expounded in public school courses on science, which are distinct from those on religion.” Of course, the above statement is not true at all. Evolution IS associated with religion. In Ancient Operative Masonry we find: “It is the firm belief of students of OCCULT SCIENCE that through the slow process of EVOLUTION, the whole human family, save those who have elected to follow the left-hand path, shall attain self-mastery and finally reach perfection.” Besides, evolution IS NOT scientific. The reason evolution has to be propagated is because the humanist denies God. Without God no creation can take place. Therefore, since they do not believe in God, they are left to create or design their own THEORY of how the world began without God. They have failed miserably in their speculations but they continue to maintain that evolution is scientific in spite of having NO PROOF whatsoever. Remember the Bible says: “The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God” (Psalm 53:1; 14:1). Humanist Manifesto signer, Corliss Lamont, said that all “entities are related to one another in respect to gravity, most of them are totally at any one time to most others in most ways. Every thing has some relations with other things....” If this is the case, then how did a one-cell amoeba exist or survive when it was ALONE and could not be dependent on anything else? He also states: “No matter how far back, in our analysis, we push the cause-effect sequences of the universe, we are certain to discover a plurality of event-streams that can be accurately described only in terms of a plurality of principles. There was no one event that started the universe going, and in fact no beginning at all.” If there is a PLURALITY of events, then a SINGLE one-celled amoeba could never have existed alone and Lamont’s theory of evolution is INVALID on HIS OWN statement! Additionally, HUMANISM ITSELF IS A RELIGION. Although humanism is often denied to be a religion, the early documents from humanists clearly show that humanism is a religion. I believe the humanists today are trying to steer clear of the “religious” label because they are heavily involved in the education