Reason And Evolution

1927. From the Introduction: It may be said, then, that the principal object of this volume is to examine some of the main hypothetical conjectures put forth by evolutionists in their arguments and discussions, to bring them under the scrutiny of sound reason, and compare some of them with undoubted facts. In this way the cause of truth will be advanced. Contents: What is Science?; What is Evolution; Some Views Not Evolution; Darwinism; Other Views on Evolution; Missing Links; Evidence Against Evolution; Better Views of Life; Primitive Man and Anthropology; and Evolution and the Public Schools.