Darwin's theory of evolution is often used as an anti-religious weapon, especially by politicians who control public-school education. Learning evolution in school is often connected with denial of creation by God.
The following citation from Darwin's book (On The Origin of Species, 6th edition, p.429, the closing paragraph of the Conclusion) will probably come as a shock to those anti-religious political evolutionists:
"There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed by the Creator into a few forms or into one..."
Darwin himself believed that life on earth was started by "the Creator", everything else is minor details. As it says in Genesis (ch.2, v.7): "...and He (God) breathed into him a breath of life."
When a teacher is required to teach the subject matter of Darwin's book, is the teacher also allowed to teach the closing paragraph of the same book?
2007-11-21
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