20.
21.
Sketch
the
history
of
the
rise
of
the
evolution
doctrine:
"Phantom,"
67
-
90;
"Predic-
ament,"
29
-
35;
etc.
Consult
several
other
works
on
this
history.
Special
attention
should
be
given
to
the
lives
of
the
men
listed
in
guestion
132,
below.
The
Cell
and
the
"Cell
Theory."
"Q.
E.
D.,"
37
67;
"Dogma,"
277
-
297;
also
consult
leading
reference
works.
What
is
meant
by
a
"Species"?
"J.
E..
D.,"
68
-
77;
"Phantom,"
91
-
103,
214-217.
What
is
meant
by
the
"fixity
of
species"
?
llendel's
discoveries
and
llendelism.
"rhantom,
21
-
43;
"Q.
E.
Di,"
78
-
93;
also
"Phantom,
"
91
-
112;
"rredicament,"
12
-
19.
Also
many
standard
reference
works
Sungan.,
E53-5efy
Vir
od.
dS
ac.
ys
/L7-137.
What
is
the
evolutionary
argument
based
on
morphology
or
comparative
anatomy?
"Phantom,"
113
=
149;
"Predicament,"
62
-
73;
"Case
Against
Evolution,"
31
-
65
SRT
id
by
5
Jr
Blotrnsa,
SE
The
evolutionary
argument
from
cnryolod
"Blunders,"
67
-
75:3
anion,"
150
-
178;
"Predicament,"
74
-
83;
Dewar's
"Difficulties,"
34
-
663
Car’
195
137.
of
Caparn.
AP
The
evolutionary
argument
based
on
geology,
with
its
answer.
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
45
=
61;
"Phantom,"
44
-
66;
"Q.
E.
D.,"
99
-
124;
"Blunders,"
104
-
123;
"Geological-Ages
Hoax,"
passim;
"Jredicament,”
37
-
50;
"Dogma,"
117
=
“162;
"Case
Against
Evolution,"
97
-
112;
°F
Ned,
Dise?,
138/57,
The
Present
Status
of
Organic
Evolution:
"Phantom,"
13
-
20;
211
-
218;
“Predica-
ment,"
20
-
28;
"Case
Against
Evolution,"
1
=
30;
"Dogma,"
159
-
160;
Floyd
B.
damilton's
"Basis
of
Evolutionary
Faith,"
passim.
Singer
304,
Sy4¢
If
the
theory
of
evolution
falls,
is
not
a
literal
Creation
thereby
proved
by
reason
of
the
defanlt
of
any
naturalistic
explanation
of
the
origin
of
things?
See
"Qe
Es
Do,"
125
=
139;
"3ack
to
the
Bible,"
third
edition,
133
-
“158.
The
timelinegs
of
the
modern
studies
about
evolution
and
Creation.
F
E
186
(
¢
T
19;
Cady,
1369,
1368
);
4
T
274
(
Cady,
1333,
last
par.
);
35
T
390
(
C
T
514;
Cady,
1135,
last
par.
);
GC
373
(
Cady,
1346
).
The
meaning
of
Rev.
14
:
[
Isa.
40
9
Il
Peter
3:
3
-
7;
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
25;
"Je
Be
Do,"
139
=
144;
=
.
The
modern
significance
and
timeliness
of
the
Sabbath:
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
153
-
156.
CWI
LS
ac.
v5,
108,437,
204
~2.0%.
God's
fiat
control
of
nature:
8
T
259
-
260
(
Cady,
104
Ji
DA
367
(
Cady,
966
);
R
4
Nov.
8,
1398
(
cady,
947
i
61185
-6
(
Cady,
583
).
"Blunders,"
38
-54;
"Qe
Ee
Des
35
=
39;
295
134
272d.
Sige.
)
§4—r/00
The
Origin
of
Evil:
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
94
-
104;
"Predicament,"
85
-
88;
"Rhantom,
179
-
186;
8
1
257
(
Cady,
1001
);
RI
Dec.
1,
1891
(
ca
Cady,
1028
)e
Piake,
9-5
Through
7
HoLarats
od,"
3
3~bh,
SPammg
Tomin
Todi,
337-354,
Pantheism:
"Back
td
the
Bible,"
105
-
122;
1H
423
-
9
(
Cady,
1113
).
Modernism
:
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
123
-
132;
"Prdatoanent,
120
-
128.
vo
The
New
Protegtantigm:
"Back
to
the
Bible,"
120
-
128;
"Hodern
Discoveries,"
v8
2
137,
200-208%,
”