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Table of Contents; Evolution Fact or Fallacy

Evolution:   Fact or Fallacy Chapter 1:            Darwin                                                                                                                           1                                  a.          HMS Beagle                                                                                                   b.          Darwin                              c.          The Origin of Species                                                      2       d.          The Racism                                                                   2            e.           The Lies                                                                         3        a.        The Piltdown Man                                                           4 b.        Archaeopteryx and Birds                                               5 c.        Archaeoraptor:   The Feathered T Rex?                       8 d.        Recapitulation                                
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Evolution: Fact or Fallacy (02/12/18)

Chapter 1:  Darwin  Figure 2-1; Charles Darwin; c. 1870 T he most successful battle waged against the soul of mankind in the industrialized age has a tangible beginning and its origin can be traced back to the thoughts and writings of one man in which the observations he made would manifest and bring to the world a new philosophy on the origins of life, ultimately challenging the traditional and biblical understanding of Creation, the universe and cosmology itself.  The popularity is increasing despite the technological advances made in this - the quantum computing age which easily serve to refute the theory, available to anyone who cares to search for and understand the truth.  And although the idea of evolution was not new at the time and was postulated in earlier works by men such as Alfred Russel Wallace, Georges Cuvier, Thomas Malthus and Charles Lyell to name a few, Darwin combined his observations with the many ideas of others to pen what has transpired into the foremost work
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