completely new and umque method
of producing its young,
We may well [ow the
transition made between egg laving,
and the advanced Tonn ol childhnil
of the nunomads: A continuance of
the reptile practice of laving
while at the same time the mammal
womb and breasts and milk glands
were hein plinned and prepared for
action hy our transitional {ovebeans,
is absolutely unreasonable. Yet such
mst have been the case andess some
ask, WLls
HY
Cas
reptile genius, by ancans of anoover-
whelmme evoluuve urge and a sue
preme effort, managed to produce a
fully equipped ama mone at
tempt. Hoevolation as true,
these explanations iv bound to be cor
rect. Yet the latter is even more une
thinkable than the former.
one ol
One of the major dilferences he
tween the mammals and the vepules
iv the tact that the manonals have
warm blood, Repules and the Tower
orders are incapable of retaining thew
body hear, but assume the temper
ture ol ther surroundings. This ace
counts lor their comparative Luck of
power and macavity, Te has been
proved that all the biochemical pros
cesses necessary tor high efhaieney,
mscular activity, nervous co-ordina-
tron and development of the mammal,
function best moa constant tempera
ture ol one hundred degrees Faloen
he Fortunate ic suvely was, that our
distant forehear muse presumably
have veahized has Tact amd at
surely nmquely tortanate that he dee
veloped the means of generating and
retaining this constant body temper
ature! Scientists that it
Ws
SUC ees]
Wels
Evolution —
to conserve Tas heat that he developed
the type of des that raised his body
(rom the ground, evowmg at the same
time and tor the sine purpose a cov
ering ol har.
How did ths wanm-bloodedness
come abouts No scientist will venture
to save In the words ab one it will all
probably “remain as mysterious as the
oriuin ol the veprile eo Jd po 55,
Ie will certainly remain a mystery to
those who cling to the untenable
theories of evolution. Those who hee
Lieve the Bible have no ditheuliv, Ti
wis God who creed adb creatures,
who “made the beast of the earth
alter his kind, and cate alter cher
Find. nd every thing that creep
cth upon the carth alter his kind.”
Coenesis 03:20 Te is hard to thank ol
Facts that are better able than the
ones herve aed to prove spedal ore
ation by God,
the
apes,
In the LINE —— SO)
cvolutionan
together with our supposed apelibe
ancestors, appeared. They differed
rom the monkey ad other animals
in that they were mvariably upright
in posture, oud because of this they
RTS by some mexplicable means - -
succeeded inoreadjusting their miter
mal organs so that they were now
stspended broom the chest. For loco
wotion, they depended mainly on
then arms, since they dived in the
trees and swung branch to
[Prin [Sa ol
story ooes — the
ream
branch. Hence the highly developed
hands,
Inman's supposed ancestor, how:
ever. was desire to emamapate his
ns. He ocame to depend Tess and
These prefustorie mammoths once roamed
the tundra of Alaska and Siberia, Did they
evolve from aone-cell life? Then, too, we
wonder what catastrophe caused their sud-
Jon destruction.
less on hiss hands Tor locomotion, and
more ad I 'his
CAVE LINC LO NES Spe
cialized possessions — the human loot!
AU least, that's what scientists
The hands were now hee for a huge
variety of purposes, which led directly
— ol all thinus — to the reduction of
the Previously the snout had
to do almost evervthine in conneation
with feedimye amd mvestgatme. By
means ol the mouth the prev was
Lilled, or the Truit was sapled nd
picked, and all was broken ap In
the jaws, A long snout was therelore
necessary an order to put enough
distance benween the object and the
eves so that they nuche clearly ane
vestigate operations, he hands were
now free to do all this so the sno
prompthv assumed reduced propor
trons, and was thus able to autcipate
develope with some decree ob cer
tammy the dame size and shape with
witch our noses ave more or less ens
dowed todays (fd po SY
Faaolutions untenable PHOS LON Is
apparent. Not one soap ol prool as
lovthconning lor development
theories, whilst the solid facts ol
clearly ovabidate them.
Winn-Dloodedness in the noannals,
the development ol the sexes. the
Hunan intellect, emotions and spirit-
ual aspirations, awe merely a lew ol
avast mudntude of facts whieh baflle
the Lhearists,
As Paul Lemome editor or Loe
cvclopedic Fiaoncanse, ven ks: “he
theories ob evolution constitute a
docima which all the world continues
more on las
one ol
Jess,
PTs
SN,
snout!
tHiese
cenetios
to teach: bor cach an his specialn,
roolacist or batanist, comes to the
conclusion that none ol the available
explanations re cedequate, In
lation as oncfeosables 00 TEs neces
sary town ths ne order that future
generations may onentate then ae
searches mm another Lashion.”
[he Bible story is sao snnples bee
Feel oat would enable the screntisis
to direct then mental eneroies along
more proficable channels, and would
save them brome propagating — di-
rectly oor directs — a theory thin
has possibly done as much as anv
thing clse to lower human dignity
and to destroy Christian meralinn.
Now as never helore we need to
heed che Bible's mad messaze to a
doomed world: “Fear God, and give
slooy to Hime for the hour of His
judgment is come: and worship Him
that made heaven, and cavth, and
the sen, and the fountains of waters.”
Lovelanion 17. or h