The Evolution of Man Scientifically Disproved in 50 ArgumentsWilliams, William A. (William Asbury)
Religion
The Evolution of Man Scientifically Disproved in 50 Arguments
Williams, William A. (William Asbury)
Evolution
“Evolution is the basis of modernism. Carried to its logical
conclusion, it annihilates revealed religion. It made an avowed
agnostic of Darwin (see in his ‘Life and Letters’ a letter written on
this subject just before his death); it has made agnostics of millions
and atheists of hundreds of thousands, yet Christian taxpayers, not
awake to its benumbing influence, allow Darwinism to be injected into
the minds of immature students, many of whom return from college with
their spiritual enthusiasm chilled if not destroyed.
“When we protest against the teaching of this tommy-rot by instructors
paid by taxation, they accuse us of stifling conscience and interfering
with free speech. Not at all; let the atheist think what he pleases and
say what he thinks to those who are willing to listen to him, but he
cannot rightly demand pay from the taxpayers for teaching their
children what they do not want taught. The hand that writes the pay
check rules the school. As long as Christians must build Christian
colleges in which to teach Christianity, atheists should be required to
build their own colleges if they desire to teach atheism.
“With from one to three millions of distinct species in the animal and
vegetable world, not a single species has been traced to another. Until
species in the animal and vegetable world can be linked together, why
should we assume without proof that man is a blood relative of any
lower form of life? Those who become obsessed with the idea that they
have brute blood in their veins devote their time to searching for
missing links in the hope of connecting man with life below him; why do
they prefer a jungle ancestry to creation by the Almighty for a purpose
and according to a divine plan? Why will they travel around the world
to find a part of a skull or remnants of a skeleton when they will not
cross the street to save a soul?
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