Future generations will - for eons to come - have a face to associate the word fool with, from the time on that Malcom Muggeridge's prophecy will be fulfilled that the evolutionary paradigm (= less than a theory, since theories are based on things we can observe), will turn out to have been "one of the great jokes in the history books of the future" and a laughing stock for countless generations to come.
Latest by the time that Richard Dawkins, the epitome of the fulfillment of King David of old's outcry in the Psalms, "The fool hath said in his heart, 'There is no God!'," will stand stark naked before his Maker - as inevitably as his upcoming rendezvous with death - he will wish he would have gnawed off his own fingers instead of writing such God-forsaken tommy rot as he's spouting off in his atrocity of a book, "The God Delusion," which is probably the greatest incentive and inspiration to commit suicide ever concocted by a fool professing himself to be wise, with perhaps the sole exception of the slightly less pseudo-intellectual rantings of his soul mate Marilyn Manson.
Convicted of a greater evil than downright maliciousness, namely stupidity, the very sin which Dietrich Bonhoeffer exposed as the greater enemy of good in his letters from a Nazi prison shortly before his execution, ordered personally by another infamous sucker for Darwin's monkey business, Adolf Hitler; as incredible as it may sound, Dawkins will probably finally have run out of words then, desiring nothing more than to have eaten his former barrage of them.
"Silence is golden" will probably ring truer to him than any single other of the billions at that party, but then one of the definitions of the word fool in Eternity's dictionary must unmistakably be, "Someone in love with the sound of his own voice," (and - alas - there are many).
On a positive side, the citizens of Tomorrow will need something to laugh about, and having someone like Dawkins around then will provide ample occasion to do so, once his victims - those who actually swallowed his garbage - will have forgiven themselves for their audacity. Perhaps those a little less inclined to humor will pity him, as one would a formerly blind person who vehemently swore up and down that "there is no light" until his eyes were opened and he found himself face to face with a glaring sun, and hence breaking forth into bitter weeping.
As for me, I'll join the more light-hearted crowd and will beg him over a pint to tell it once more, the one about, "There is no God!"

