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The humanist apostle's creed

Humanism is the doctrine that humans are the master of our own destiny. This is absurd at best, arrogant at worst.

The humanist apostle's creed

I believe in naturalism, Science Almighty, 
the creator of heaven and earth, 
and in Darwinism, its offspring, our Master: 
Which was conceived of ‘enlightened’ men, 
born of a rejection of Scripture, 
flourished under Charles Darwin, 
suffered, but was rescued by the ‘new synthesis’.6 
It ascended to acceptance in the church. 
The next century, the church spiraled further into compromise. 
She descended into humanism 
and sits at the right hand of naturalism, Science Almighty, 
from which she is powerless to judge the living or the dead. 
I believe in ‘enlightened’ men, the evolutionary establishment, 
the fellowship of evolutionists, 
the nonexistence of sins, 
the annihilation of the body, 
and death everlasting. 
Amen.

What folly! If humans are so powerful, why can't humans stop death then? How did the intellect come about? From molecules? If we are all molecules, then what one believes does not matter. If that is the case, why should be humanist be so worried about "religion", that is, Christianity. Why is he not worried about the false religions, or at least why does he not condemn them as much as the Bible? Why does he not try to debunk the Koran, Brahman, and Buddhist teachings? Why does not ask the non-Christian religions, "how do you know if you are right"?
This is because he knows God exists. He is a humanist, not because he believe God does not exist, but because he know He exists. He is a God-hater and knows that God is good.
Cursed be the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the Lord.
For he shall be like the heath in the desert, and shall not see when good cometh; but shall inhabit the parched places in the wilderness, in a salt land and not inhabited.
Jeremiah 17:5-6

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