Beside Still Waters
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And yet one did not hesitate to accept the Darwinian theory, on theword of scientific men, though the whole of visible and recordedexperience seemed to contradict it. Even stranger than the amazingcomplexity of the whole scheme, was the incredible patience with whichthe matter was matured. What was more wonderful yet, man, by his powerof observing the tendencies of nature, could make her laws to a certainextent serve his own ends. He could, for instance, by breedingcarefully from short-legged s...heep, in itself a fortuitous andunaccountable variation from the normal type, produce a species thatshould be unable to leap fences which their long-legged ancestors couldsurmount; he could thus save himself the trouble of erecting higherfences. This power in man, this faculty for rapid self-improvement, differentiated him from all the beasts of the field; how had thatfaculty arisen? it seemed a gap that no amount of development couldbridge. If nature had all been perfect, if its rules had beenabsolutely invariable, if existence were conditioned by regular laws, it would be easy enough to believe in God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet one did not hesitate to accept the Darwinian theory, on theword of scientific men, though the whole of visible and recordedexperience seemed to contradict it. Even stranger than the amazingcomplexity of the whole scheme, was the incredible patience with whichthe matter was matured. What was more wonderful yet, man, by his powerof observing the tendencies of nature, could make her laws to a certainextent serve his own ends. He could, for instance, by breedingcarefully from short-legged s...heep, in itself a fortuitous andunaccountable variation from the normal type, produce a species thatshould be unable to leap fences which their long-legged ancestors couldsurmount; he could thus save himself the trouble of erecting higherfences. This power in man, this faculty for rapid self-improvement, differentiated him from all the beasts of the field; how had thatfaculty arisen? it seemed a gap that no amount of development couldbridge. If nature had all been perfect, if its rules had beenabsolutely invariable, if existence were conditioned by regular laws, it would be easy enough to believe in God.
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