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HARUN YAHYA                          81





                   Darwinism Lies at the Heart of Savage
                                      Ideologies

                   Those who look for a supposed middle way between
               Darwinism and Islam, who imagine that they can Islamicize this
               theory, ignore the harm it inflicts on mankind. They ignore the
               fact that savage ideologies such as fascism and communism have
               drawn their justification from Darwinism. Yet when we examine
               the wars, conflicts, anarchy and chaos experienced in the 20 th cen-
               tury, we invariably confront Darwinism behind them.
                   Soon after it was proposed, the theory of evolution broke out

               of the fields of biology and palaeontology and began influencing
               a great many areas, from human relationships to the interpreta-
               tion of history, and from politics to social life. When the Darwinist
               falsehood that "Nature is a place of struggle and conflict" was ap-
               plied to human society, then all sorts of twisted ideas assumed an
               allegedly scientific guise: Hitler's establishment of a "master race,"
               Marx's perceiving the history of mankind as the history of class
               conflict, capitalism's expectation of the strong oppressing the
               weak, imperialist nations' ruthless exploitation and inhuman
               treatment of Third World countries, and the racist attacks and dis-
               crimination inflicted on people of color… Those who regarded
               human beings as a more advanced species of animal had no hes-
               itation about treading on the weak in one way or another, elimi-
               nating the sick and feeble or carrying out "ethnic cleansing" to do
               away with races they regarded as inferior. Their theory, which
               had now assumed a scientific mask, told them that such actions
               obeyed a "law of nature."





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