Modern Science and Modern Christianity BY GEORGE McCREADY PRICE The Evolution Theory in its whole range, from the Nebulous Cloud, the Cooling Earth, and the Origin of Life, through Geology and Biology up to the Moral Nature of Man, Carefully discussed in a Popular Style. No one, after reading it, could for a moment suppose that the Evolution Theory had been proved by sound scientific arguments, while the moral and religious tendencies of the doctrine are shown to be anti-Christian to the last degree. Cloth bound, 272 pages, _net_, 75 cents. Postage extra. God's Two Books BY GEORGE McCREADY PRICE A pamphlet covering that part of the Evolution Theory which deals with Geology, Archæology, Darwinism, and ethics. It is especially full on Geology and Darwinism, and presents many facts and arguments on these subjects not found in anything now published. (In preparation). PAPER COVERS, ABOUT 120 PAGES, 25 CENTS, POSTPAID. THE MODERN HERETIC CO. 257 SO. HILL ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL. The Modern Heretic A Magazine of Primal Orthodoxy GEORGE MCCREADY PRICE, EDITOR We believe that the claims of Evolution, "Higher Criticism," New Theology, New Thought, Spiritism, etc., are unscientific and un-Christian. We realize that we are in a small minority, and that to assail these doctrines is to-day called _heresy_. But we have chosen our position deliberately, and shall abide by the consequences. This journal will try to give the most recent discoveries in geology, biology, physiology and archæology, and to discuss their bearings on the Christian religion; and we think that no intelligent person can afford to be without its regular visits. Monthly; 50c per year; sample copies free. THE MODERN HERETIC CO. 257 S. HILL ST. LOS ANGELES, CAL. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: Punctuation has been standardised, in particular, missing periods have been supplied where obviously required. All other original errors and inconsistencies have been retained, except as follows; (the first line is the original text, the second the passage as currently stands): must less of the co-existing faunas of other much less of the co-existing faunas of other which it discusses from a purely scientfic which it discusses from a purely scientific works of Dana, Le Conte, Prestwich, and Geikie works of Dana, LeConte, Prestwich, and Geikie of looking into the =geneology of an idea=. of looking into the =genealogy of an idea=. history of science did a stranger halucination history of science did a stranger hallucination we know they are today in "recent" deposits we know they are to-day in "recent" deposits The author then gives a quotation from Le Conte, The author then gives a quotation from LeConte, But is is equally evident that each successive But it is equally evident that each successive