Darwinism Declining

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, Cal. · Jun 25, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 26.

Darwinism Declining.

The Homiletic Review notes the complaint of Professor Haeckel that "practically all his former pupils and disciples who have attained prominence in Germany have repudiated his Darwinian views." "Professor Zockler declares that notwithstanding the phenomenal success achieved by Charles Darwin in the proclamation of his evolution theory, which spread into other realms of thought than that of natural philosophy, a mere glance at the history of the four decades since it came before the public makes it evident that 'the beginning of the end is at hand.'" Others are quoted in the same line. The secret of its adoption in the beginning was want of faith in God and His Word.