It is as a religion of science [1] that Darwinism chiefly held, and holds men’s minds. … The modified, but still characteristically Darwinian theory has itself become an orthodoxy, preached by its adherents with religious fervor, and doubted, they feel, only by a few muddlers, imperfect in scientific faith.

—Marjory Grene (December 13, 1910 – March 16, 2009, American philosopher. Her New York Times obituary said Grene was "one of the first philosophers to raise questions about the synthetic theory of evolution…”)