Creationism, and Generally Catholic Fundamentalism, is Not Opposed to Reason

Because, science as a corporate enterprise or endeavour is not the incarnation of reason.

Human reason has no collective incarnation, like science, only individual ones, like my reason, your reason, the reason of St. Thomas Aquinas, the reason of Charles Darwin, the reason of Carlo Acutis and the reason of Charles Manson.

There is no collective entity in reason, and the reason of a very superstition person is as much a human reason as the reason of a very scientific person like Gregor Mendel or Marin Mersenne ... neither of whom were Evolution believers and the earlier one certainly not a Heliocentric either.

All Frenchies who think I am attacking reason because I attack Evolution and Heliocentrism need to stop.

They are as close to Panpsychism as Gentile and Rosenberg in works that are on the Index Librorum of 1948.

Pretending Heliocentrism and Evolution are where reason points is, a bit like pretending "cigarettes are healthy" ... which some publicity actually did until the evidence it was unhealthy became too obvious.

The difference is, the Marlboro salesmen of tobacco in small and paper enrolled sticks and the doctors who proved it unhealthy are distinct entities. The people who broadcast Evolution and Heliocentrism as reason are, alas, those who are trusted with testing where reason points, i e scientific establishment./HGL