Illogical Geology, the Weakest Point in the Evolution TheoryPrice, George McCready
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Illogical Geology, the Weakest Point in the Evolution Theory
Price, George McCready
Evolution; Paleontology
as Huxley says, 'it can no more see again than a man can recall his
infancy.'"[99]
Omitting some remarks about embryology, I continue this quotation as
follows:
"But what 'law' would be violated in this springtime of the world if,
instead of twenty years or so for full development, the first man passed
through all these stages =in one day=--the sixth of creation week? He
might as well have originated from the not-living as the evolutionist's
first speck of protoplasm, for he certainly now starts from a mass of
this same protoplasm, identical, as we have seen, in all plants and
animals.
"And by originating thus, he would escape that horrible heritage of
bestial and savage propensities which he would get through evolution, a
heritage that would make it not his fault, but his misfortune, that sin
and evil are in the world, and which would also shift the responsibility
for the evidently abnormal condition of 'this present evil world' off
from the creature to the Creator, and change to us His character from
that of a loving Father, fettered by no conditions in His creation, to
that of either a bungling, incompetent workman or a heartless fiend;
for, though I am almost ashamed to write the words, the god of the
evolutionist must be either the one or the other." (p. 121.)
* * * * *
=With an appreciation nurtured by centuries of study of God's larger
book, baffled often though she has been, and disappointed many times in
the words she has endeavored to spell out, Science to-day proclaims its
subject, its title page, which she has now at last deciphered, "In the
beginning God created the heaven and the earth."
FOOTNOTES:
[95] "Modern Ideas of Evolution," p. 12.
[96] "_Nature_," May 23, 1901, pp. 75, 76.
[97] "Outlines," etc., p. 116.
[98] "Evolution and Religious Thought," pp. 314-316.
[99] "Outlines," etc., p. 119, 120.
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