My original Dawkins Fest was interrupted when the Dawkins essay was temporality removed from the Internet. Since then, it has reappeared on the much more widely-read Huffington Post, thus it seems worth reposting the Dawkins Fest, this time in its entirety.

Dawkins on the DI Payroll?: Dawkins undermines the Dover decision as he argues for supernatural causes in science.

The Emotional Scientist: While Dawkins officially preaches about the need to follow "evidence," he is guided by the emotion of Fear.

So how do we blame the creationists for this one?:Dawkins makes a very odd claim about British students.

Dawkins on the OOL: Dawkins rationalizes the lack of evidence for abiogenesis as evidence for abiogenesis.

Dawkins Tries to Find God: When Dawkins tries to debunk theism, we end up questioning his basic understanding of science and theology.

Exaggerate the Awe: Dawkins admits he wanted to write an anti-religious screed and had to settle for a Darwinian account of evolution as a second choice to carry out the same objective.

The Chamberlainites and the Churchillians: Dawkins confirms the fact that many Defenders of Science really have an agenda of evangelizing for atheism.

Dawkins and Morality: Dawkins shows his authoritarian side.

And for a bonus, there's Dawkins Goes Limp on Free Will :Dawkins has a convenient, yet strange bout of amnesia when it comes to free will and morality.

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