The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

conventional biology becomes intrinsically insuperable. The unique
qualities of man (conscience, morals and religion) do not correspond
at all to the evolutionary thesis of "the survival of the fittest". A
martyr chooses death rather than forsaking his beliefs.
Hoyle stressed that science must once again accept that there is a
greater intelligence in the universe. Sir Fred Hoyle believes that
Darwin's evolutionary theory is a damaging myth. He stated: "We
must adjust ourselves to this in our scientific research programs."
The theory of evolution was worked out by the Lunar Society,
founded on the initiative of the high-ranking freemason Benjamin
Franklin in Birmingham, England in 1765. He later emigrated to
America. The members gathered once a month at the full moon. The
society was a revolutionary masonic organization that supported the
overthrow of monarchies and undermining the belief in God (Ian T.
Taylor, "In the Minds of Men: Darwin and the New World Order",
Minneapolis, 1984, p. 55).
An important member of the Lunar Society was Erasmus Darwin
(1731-1802). He became the grandfather of Charles Robert Darwin
and between 1794-96 wrote the book "Zoo-nomia, or the Laws of
Organic Life", the conclusion of which was the same as that of "On
the Origin of Species", which his grandson wrote in 1859.
In this way, the freemasons managed to spread misinformation
about how we only live one life on Earth and that we are alone in the
universe, which created itself out of nothing. According to huma-
nists, all human development ends with physical death. Darwin's
"The Origin of the Species" is a fraud. The word "evolution" first
appeared in the sixth edition, printed in 1872, the same year the
author died. In his book "In the Minds of Men: Darwin and the New
World Order", the scientist Ian T. Taylor revealed how the Lunar
Society and other masonic organizations have led many intellectuals
astray with their manipulations and with the aid of "modern"
science.
Both Erasmus Darwin and his friend James Watt in the Lunar
Society were freemasons. The older Darwin was initiated into St.
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