The Evolution of Man Scientifically Disproved in 50 ArgumentsWilliams, William A. (William Asbury)
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The Evolution of Man Scientifically Disproved in 50 Arguments
Williams, William A. (William Asbury)
Evolution
In all the multiplied chemical changes everywhere in the world, not a
single particle, the most worthless, is lost or destroyed. Dissolve a
silver dollar in aquafortis, and then precipitate it to the bottom, and
not a particle need be lost. If God takes such scrupulous care of the
most worthless particle of matter, will he suffer the immortal soul to
perish? If he preserves the dust, how much more so the highest of all
his creations, the mind that can write an epic, compose an oratorio, or
liberate a race. Evolution crushes out of the heart the hope of
immortality, and makes man but an improved brute, while Jesus Christ
“hath brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.”
If evolution be true, when did man become immortal? At what period did
he cease to be a brute, and become an immortal soul? Was it before the
days of the pithecanthropus, the Piltdown fraud, the Heidelberg man, or
the Neanderthal man?
The change was ever so slow and gradual; could the parents, anywhere
along the line, be mere brutes and the children immortal human beings?
Would it not be impossible to draw the line? Is it not evident that the
ape-man could never grow into immortality, or into the image of an
infinitely great and glorious God?
If evolutionists _could_ give us any convincing evidence that the body
of man developed from the brute, they can not prove that the soul grew
from nothing to the high mental, moral and spiritual attainments, into
the very image of God, and by its own efforts become as immortal as God
himself.
After all, did any theory as ridiculously untrue as evolution ever
masquerade as science, or ask to be accepted by thoughtful men? Has it
as much to support it as the false sciences of alchemy and astrology?
The brute origin of man, infidelity, agnosticism, modernism, atheism
and bolshevism, are in harmony, and cooperate in robbing man of heaven
and the hope of immortality.
If man believes that he dies as the brute dies, he will soon live as
the brute lives, and all that is precious to the heart of man will be
forever destroyed. We recoil from such a fate, but live in the serene
assurance that such a thing can never be.
42. SIN
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