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When Charles Darwin publishes "The Origins of Species" there is great

skepticism over his theory that all life "evolved" from a common ancestor. The
untestable, unobservable "theory of evolution" holds that a self-forming, single-
cell creature, over a very long time, evolved into a fish - then an amphibian -then
into a tree swinging ape - and then into a human being.

Mistaking observable adaptation for “Evolution”, Darwin predicts that in time,
fossil evidence will reveal the billion year progression from ocean scum to

swimsuit ‘super model’. After 150 years of digging, this chain of evidence has
yet to materialize.

There are HUGE holes in Darwinism and his works are absolutely riddled with
logical fallacies and rhetorical tricks. Yet, from its inception, Darwin has
benefited from intense media and academic hype. To even mildly question
”evolution" will get one shouted down as "ignorant" and "uneducated". This

alone is evidence of its flaws!

The cult-like acceptance of Darwinism has done much to destroy faith in a
Supreme Creator - and therefore the moral standards that logically derive from
such faith. History shows that a people not rooted in moral principles cannot
sustain self-government. They will in time degenerate and fall easy prey to
tyrants.

Therefore, the fact that Karl Marx in his 1873 work, "Das Kapital" writes a
dedication to Charles Darwin, is not at all surprising: "Darwin’s work suits my
purpose in that it provides a basis in natural science for the historical class
struggle.” (11) And nor is that the first and only expression of Communist
excitement over Darwinism:

November 27-30, 1859: Communist icon Friedrich Engels acquires of the very
first copies and sends a letter to Marx telling him: "Darwin, by the way, whom
I'm just reading now, is absolutely splendid". (12) December 19, 1860: Marx
writes a letter to Engels telling him that Darwin’s book provides the natural-
history foundation for the Communist viewpoint: “These last four weeks, I have
read all sorts of things. Among others, Darwin's book ….this is the book which