The consequences of "Evolution is false"

I haven't really thought out my own explanation for people's commitment to [creationism], but I suppose there is a complicated combination of notions involved. The first I'd name is [pro]-supernaturalism, which is quite honestly held, and [fundamentalism]. ... I think [fundamentalism] is the preponderant philosophical mindset underlying [attacks on] evolution... . Then I'd add a collection of bits of evidence that are taken to be definitive, concerning how ideas of the flood were originally historically [supported], for instance, plus the [im]plausibilities found in Darwinism, and add to all that the ability to rationalize most data into fitting into the theory. And cap it all with a complete lack of motivation to question anything connected with the [creationism]. Ordinary fallible human intellect in other words. No intent to deceive.

Deception is powerful but in the end will be overcome with truth.

My point is that they are not exempt from such sins. Scientists are not Christs; ie. they are not sinless. They are not immune from, nor are they above, the pressures of the unruly crowd (think Politics and Pontius Pilot).

What is even more interesting, is that if you take a man like Richard Dawkins, you see the epitome of my point. He believes with passion in the 'truth' of naturalism and as such, must logically conclude that morality is an illusion. I applaud him for his clear headedness irrespective of the fact that I disagree with his conclusion. If naturalism is true, then he is right!

As I saw after some serious thinking, the idea that morality is a human conception becomes non-sensicle.