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The Bible and evolution cannot both be true. A man may choose between the two, but the
two cannot be mixed. It is a serious choice, and will have an influence on anyone's life.
Evolution cannot escape the law of God that declares everything must bring forth "after
his kind." A man may turn away from the God of the Bible and accept evolution, but if
he does, he is an infidel.
The god of evolution is not the God of the Bible. God said, "Let us make man in our image." He tells us plainly how he made him But the evolutionist says he made man some other way. He is an infidel. The epithet may not be very pleasing, but he made the choice. The originators of the theory of evolution were agnostics, higher critics, atheists — all infidels. Its adherents are true to type — "everything after its kind." They all want placards removed which say, "Read the Bible," and they object to opening our courts with prayer. All who believe the Bible to be the word of God are, with them, ignoramuses, and all "wisdom" will die with them. The theory of evolution is a march toward the jungles. It links man up with the beast of the field, and leaves him in death with the same hope of the ox in the stall. [ Joshua 24:15, Genesis 1, Ed. ] |