Simple question, 3 parts
Part 1. Did you know this line is in Darwin’s “The origins of Species”?
“There is a grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally BREATHED by the CREATOR into a few forms, or into one.”
Part 2. If you believe that Darwin got it right on evolution, and he stated a belief in a Creator, why do you deny the possibility of one?
Part 3. Considering you accept the rest of the book, but do not accept the possibility of a Creator, do you ignore and disregard what you do not like or find inconvenient to your belief system in the rest of your life?
I just wanted to hear your explanation of why he wrote this, and why you do not accept this sentence with the rest of the book. You may read for yourself his own words, which are left out of most modern reprints. It is the last paragraph, of the last chapter, here is the link.
http://www.infidels.org/library/historical/charles_darwin/origin_of_species/Chapter15.html
2007-06-13
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