Evolution of Charities And Charitable Institutions
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We hold it to be our business so to modify conditions as to make certain the survival of those who are fit from the standpoint of race improvement. As Professor Ward puts it, "th environ- ment transforms the animal, while man transforms the en- vironment. " " So we, considering everywhere Great Nature's purpose in her deeds, And finding that of fifty seeds She often brings but one to bear " Evolution of Charities. 257 considering these things, I say, we study agriculture, and try to plant the s...eeds so that more of them will germinate than under the natural regime.
For the purposes of this evening, then, we consider human selection that is, selection as it affects human beings to be made up of three elements. First, natural selection in a very narrow sense, meaning by this the selection that results from the operations of the blind forces of Nature from winds and floods and droughts, from cold and heat and earthquakes, and from all pestilences having their origin in causes beyond human control.
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We hold it to be our business so to modify conditions as to make certain the survival of those who are fit from the standpoint of race improvement. As Professor Ward puts it, "th environ- ment transforms the animal, while man transforms the en- vironment. " " So we, considering everywhere Great Nature's purpose in her deeds, And finding that of fifty seeds She often brings but one to bear " Evolution of Charities. 257 considering these things, I say, we study agriculture, and try to plant the s...eeds so that more of them will germinate than under the natural regime.
For the purposes of this evening, then, we consider human selection that is, selection as it affects human beings to be made up of three elements. First, natural selection in a very narrow sense, meaning by this the selection that results from the operations of the blind forces of Nature from winds and floods and droughts, from cold and heat and earthquakes, and from all pestilences having their origin in causes beyond human control.
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