Mans Ancient Truth And Its Place in Democracy
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W. Dawson says: "Nothing is more evident in the history of fossil animals and plants of past geological ages than that persistence or degeneracy is the rule rather than the exception. We may almost say that all things left to themselves tend to degenerate, and only a new breathing of the Almighty Spirit can start them again on the path of advancement. This idea might perhaps form the basis of a new philosophy of Creation more profitable than that of evolu- tion. " The individual struggles to pr...otect itself against degeneracy and to transmit to its posterity the best that is in itself. In this struggle it finds it necessary to conform itself to environment and in this way may undergo certain alterations in habit and even in form. But whatever alterations in form may be made in the individual, are only incidental to the efforts to protect itself from the tendency to degeneration.
Modern scientists affirm that heredity plays no part in effect- ing the changes in the individual organism, hence heredity fails to influence the evolution of species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Dawson says: "Nothing is more evident in the history of fossil animals and plants of past geological ages than that persistence or degeneracy is the rule rather than the exception. We may almost say that all things left to themselves tend to degenerate, and only a new breathing of the Almighty Spirit can start them again on the path of advancement. This idea might perhaps form the basis of a new philosophy of Creation more profitable than that of evolu- tion. " The individual struggles to pr...otect itself against degeneracy and to transmit to its posterity the best that is in itself. In this struggle it finds it necessary to conform itself to environment and in this way may undergo certain alterations in habit and even in form. But whatever alterations in form may be made in the individual, are only incidental to the efforts to protect itself from the tendency to degeneration.
Modern scientists affirm that heredity plays no part in effect- ing the changes in the individual organism, hence heredity fails to influence the evolution of species.
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