Religion and Science
1. The Method of Argument
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undergone a process of evolution to ‘become’
what they are today as a result of a very long
history of changes and developments — this
theory has been proved by so many
arguments that it can be called almost
approximate certainty.
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Writes R.S. Lull:
Since Darwin’s day, evolution has been more
and more generally accepted, until now in the
minds of informed, thinking men, there is no
doubt that it is the only logical way whereby
the creation can be interpreted and
understood.
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He goes on to say:
All scientists and most informed men are now
convinced of the truth of evolution, both
inorganic and organic: that out of simple
beginnings, when in the course of ages the earth
was fit for organic habitation, life began and by a
continual unfolding process there have come all
of the marvellously adapted forms of animal
and plant life which we see today.
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