The Religious Aspect of Evolution
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These all tend to the spread of order and ends. In par- ticular, Natural^ Selectiorijjwithjts cons equent, "the survival of the fittest," is a most benefi- cent provision. All the new organs have a use, are _produced because they have a use ; they continue as long as they are useful, and they commonly disappear when they have no longer a purpose to serve. Evolutionists are speaking and writing constantly of the use and usefulness of organs. Even those who have no belief in an intelligent use ar...e obliged to employ the language to express the fact, and this because the fact exists. I could quote mul- titudes of passages to this effect from our most determined evolutionists, including Darwin and Spencer. Dr. Wallace sums up : " The shape, the size, and the colors of the petals, even the specks and spots with which they are adorned, the position in which they stand, the movements of the stamens and pistils at vari- FINAL CAUSE IN EVOLUTION. 73 ous times, especially at the period of and just after fertilization, have been proved to be strictly adaptive in so many cases that botanists now believe that all the external characters of flowers either are or have been of use to the species." Wallace delights to trace such use, and has illustrated very specially three useful agencies employed in the development of plants and animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These all tend to the spread of order and ends. In par- ticular, Natural^ Selectiorijjwithjts cons equent, "the survival of the fittest," is a most benefi- cent provision. All the new organs have a use, are _produced because they have a use ; they continue as long as they are useful, and they commonly disappear when they have no longer a purpose to serve. Evolutionists are speaking and writing constantly of the use and usefulness of organs. Even those who have no belief in an intelligent use ar...e obliged to employ the language to express the fact, and this because the fact exists. I could quote mul- titudes of passages to this effect from our most determined evolutionists, including Darwin and Spencer. Dr. Wallace sums up : " The shape, the size, and the colors of the petals, even the specks and spots with which they are adorned, the position in which they stand, the movements of the stamens and pistils at vari- FINAL CAUSE IN EVOLUTION. 73 ous times, especially at the period of and just after fertilization, have been proved to be strictly adaptive in so many cases that botanists now believe that all the external characters of flowers either are or have been of use to the species." Wallace delights to trace such use, and has illustrated very specially three useful agencies employed in the development of plants and animals.
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