Some Estimates of Life
Some Estimates of Life
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I listen with some patience to the evolu- 70 THE UNDESIGNED CALF tionist as long as he tells me that certain adequate causes accomplished certain re- sults; but when he begins to say that cer- tain things actually happened he is sure they happened but he posits no adequate cause, right there I part company with him. All life started out either from the same place or from many places simultane- ously; anyway, nothing adequate started it it just started. Existence came from non-existence without ...any special cause; order came out of chaos without any in- telligence to direct it; life came without a Life Giver; mind came from unthinking matter; species continued on down the main line or branched off into myriad vari- ations according to the decrees of chance. I do not believe any of this. If it sounds Pharisaical to say that I am too religious to believe it, it will suit me just as well to say that I am too intelligent to believe it. It is no better to me than Aaron's calf story. There is a cause adequate cause for every result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I listen with some patience to the evolu- 70 THE UNDESIGNED CALF tionist as long as he tells me that certain adequate causes accomplished certain re- sults; but when he begins to say that cer- tain things actually happened he is sure they happened but he posits no adequate cause, right there I part company with him. All life started out either from the same place or from many places simultane- ously; anyway, nothing adequate started it it just started. Existence came from non-existence without ...any special cause; order came out of chaos without any in- telligence to direct it; life came without a Life Giver; mind came from unthinking matter; species continued on down the main line or branched off into myriad vari- ations according to the decrees of chance. I do not believe any of this. If it sounds Pharisaical to say that I am too religious to believe it, it will suit me just as well to say that I am too intelligent to believe it. It is no better to me than Aaron's calf story. There is a cause adequate cause for every result.
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