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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Does "motivation for" mean "motivation derived from"?
Context:
This is important, because moral
considerations lie hidden behind religious attitudes to other topics
that have no real link with morality. A great deal of the opposition
to the teaching of evolution has no connection with evolution itself,
or with anything scientific, but is spurred on by moral outrage. This
ranges from the naive 'If you teach children that they evolved from
monkeys, then they will act like monkeys' to the more sophisticated
underlying motivation for the whole 'wedge' strategy of 'intelligent
design', as it is mercilessly laid bare by Barbara Forrest and Paul
Gross in Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent
Design.
This is important, because moral
considerations lie hidden behind religious attitudes to other topics
that have no real link with morality. A great deal of the opposition
to the teaching of evolution has no connection with evolution itself,
or with anything scientific, but is spurred on by moral outrage. This
ranges from the naive 'If you teach children that they evolved from
monkeys, then they will act like monkeys' to the more sophisticated
underlying motivation for the whole 'wedge' strategy of 'intelligent
design', as it is mercilessly laid bare by Barbara Forrest and Paul
Gross in Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent
Design.
Top answer
then they will act like monkeys'; to the more sophisticated underlying motivation for the whole... In this context, 'underlying motivation for' is an Alinsky technique to smear ID'rs by implying theirs has a concealed or spurious intent. ' In fact, 'evolution' itself is the 'wedge' strategy of Scientocratic Elites, borrowing from Alinsky, who borrowed it from Anti-*** Bolsheviks, Bolsheviks who were rebelling against 19th Century 'Gods-on-Earth' 'Divine' Royals, when they declared theirs the 'One True Science'.
- then they will act like monkeys'; to the more sophisticated underlying motivation for the whole...
- In this context, 'underlying motivation for' is an Alinsky technique to smear ID'rs by implying theirs has a concealed or spurious intent.
- ' In fact, 'evolution' itself is the 'wedge' strategy of Scientocratic Elites, borrowing from Alinsky, who borrowed it from Anti-*** Bolsheviks, Bolsheviks who were rebelling against 19th Century 'Gods-on-Earth' 'Divine' Royals, when they declared theirs the 'One True Science'.
- So now today we see a Scientocracy taking over as Divine Rulers.
- Same as it ever was, same as it ever was, same as it ever was....
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...then they will act like monkeys'; to the more sophisticated
underlying motivation for the whole...
In this context, 'underlying motivation for' is an Alinsky technique to smear ID'rs by implying theirs has a concealed or spurious intent.
Or as others have said, 'Anyone who believes in evolution without a Creative Force has never seen a Luna Moth hatch under a full
underlying motivation for the whole...
In this context, 'underlying motivation for' is an Alinsky technique to smear ID'rs by implying theirs has a concealed or spurious intent.
Or as others have said, 'Anyone who believes in evolution without a Creative Force has never seen a Luna Moth hatch under a full
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So 'underlying motivation for' means "driven by the motivation of"?
So 'underlying motivation for' means "driven by the motivation of"?
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