Putting forth an argument is one thing, but Stein takes manipulative avenues in an attempt to vilify Darwinists as not just fascistic thinkers but proponents of ethnic cleansing. Does the film ever mention that evolution, as put forth by its advocates in science, is an unconscious process, larger than any acts of man? No, but Stein visits concentration camps to exploit the Holocaust for a cheap emotional response and does so while standing on an intellectually precarious argument. 

Putting forth an argument is one thing, but Stein takes manipulative avenues in an attempt to vilify Darwinists as not just fascistic thinkers but proponents of ethnic cleansing. Does the film ever mention that evolution, as put forth by its advocates in science, is an unconscious process, larger than any acts of man? No, but Stein visits concentration camps to exploit the Holocaust for a cheap emotional response and does so while standing on an intellectually precarious argument. Now, I'm all for a good discussion. Debate exists at the heart of all healthy inquiry. But "Expelled" is slick and slimy, and anyone wanting a proper response to the onslaught of leftist documentaries  or harboring a similar viewpoint of man's origins  likely will be put off by Stein's smug tone and his disigenuous suggestion that not just Darwinism, but science itself is a dangerous tool of evil minds.  Hmmm...