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that the time had come to replace Divine
religions with scientific progress and so-
cial solidarity.

The deaths of over 60 million people
in the Second World War was a “scientific
progress” (!) that shook the optimism of the
Humanist Manifesto. Following further
blows to the system, Dewey’s followers were
forced to revise the manifesto which resulted
in the proclamation of the second Humanist
Manifesto in 1973, in which it was acknowl-
edged that science could occasionally be harm-
ful, but the Manifesto's core philosophy re-
mained nevertheless unchanged. According to this unsci-
entific and nonsensical assertion, man was now compe-
tent to guide his own imaginary evolution, and science
was to be the guiding principle. It said:

“Using technology wisely, we can control our environ-
ment, conquer poverty, markedly reduce disease, ex-
tend our life-span, significantly modify our behavior,
alter the course of human evolution and cultural devel-
opment, unlock vast new powers, and provide hu-
mankind with unparalleled opportunity for achieving an
abundant and meaningful life.” 164
Every evolutionist aspires to these errors that reveal the
core perversions of the false “evolution religion” knowingly
or unwittingly. First they dream up an imaginary evolu-
tionary process and assumes that this process is the basis of

The religious humanism movement launched by the materialist
philosopher Dewey was in any case manifestly a deception.
However, the 50 million people who lost their lives in the Second
World War are further confirmation of that fact.