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In 'The Evolution Conspiracy,' the film presents arguments against the theory of evolution, suggesting it is based on fraudulent cover-ups and speculations. It questions the validity of evolutionism, which is often linked to eastern mystical thought, and debates its appropriateness as a scientific subject in educational settings.
The documentary contrasts evolutionism with Creationism, which is based on Judeo-Christian beliefs. It claims that Creationism has been systematically removed from school curricula. By addressing various myths that have been accepted as facts, the film encourages viewers to rethink the narratives surrounding evolution and its role in modern education.
Why Watch
- •Find out why evolution is called a scientific hoax.
- •See arguments against teaching evolution in schools.
- •Meet Caryl Matrisciana and Roger Oakland's perspectives.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 1988 and has a duration of 56 minutes.
•Caryl Matrisciana and Roger Oakland are featured in the cast.
•The documentary claims that Creationism has been systematically expelled from educational curricula.
Perfect For
Debate on evolution vs. creationismEducation policy discussionsCritics of mainstream science