Anaxagoras

“Although Anaxagoras is not considered an atomist, he taught something that was amazingly prescient.”

A Third Choice (ID Hypothesis)

“Following the precedent set by Weishaupt, classical pseudonyms were adopted by these leaders of the Jacobins, thus Chaumette was known as Anaxagoras, Clootz as Anacharsis, Danton as Horace, Lacroix as Publicola, and Ronsin as Scaevola [621]; again, after the manner of the Illuminati, the names of towns were changed and a revolutionary calendar was adopted.”

Secret Societies And Subversive Movements

“Anaxagoras," he says, "uses Mind only as a kind of last resort, dragging it in when he fails otherwise to account for a phenomenon, but never thinking of it else.”

A Short History of Greek Philosophy

“A generation later, Empedocles and Anaxagoras hypothesized the cause of solar eclipses, namely the cloaking of the Sun in the shadow of the Moon.”

The Huffington Post: Daniel Bruno Sanz: Bad Moon, Burnt Qurans, Birthers and Flat Earthers

“Anaxagoras was the originator of the idea of an Entity distinct from matter, which determined what matter does, so he got to define it.”

Against Darwinism

“In the West, Plato was an early proponent of something like this and as you well must know so was Anaxagoras.”

Against Darwinism

“Because Anaxagoras did not call his idea potato chips.”

Against Darwinism

“If memory serves, Anaxagoras was of the sixth century, and from the coast of Asia Minor, which would put him there after the Ionian invasion, so I'd guess he spoke an Ionian dialect.”

Against Darwinism

“I gave Anaxagoras the nod because of one of his teachings, that went (paraphrasing): "Everything is made out of everything, for how else could bread and water turn into flesh and bones and hair?”

Against Darwinism