Chapter 2. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding Darwin

A. Sedgwick

A. Sedgwick

Charles Darwin's educational and scientific attainments were not exactly of the highest, particularly when compared to all the opportunities available in our own day. Darwin embarked on medical studies in Edinburgh, but failed to complete them and abandoned the course half-way through. For that reason, when he launched the theory of evolution, he was ignorant of many branches of science closely related to his theory.

Thomas Huxley was Darwin's closest friend and greatest supporter in terms of the theory of evolution. He is even remembered as "Darwin's bulldog" for his vociferous defense of the theory of evolution on Darwin's behalf. But even he admitted of this friend:

Like the rest of us, he had no proper training in biological science.23

From a letter written to Darwin by A. Sedgwick, his closest friend:

Parts of it I admired greatly, parts I laughed at till my sides were almost sore; other parts I read with absolute sorrow, because I think them utterly false and grievously mischievous... Many of your wide conclusions are based upon assumptions...24

Footnotes

23- Francis Darwin, The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, Vol. I, p. 315.

24- Francis Darwin, The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, Vol. II, p. 43.

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  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Charles Darwin's Confessions Regarding His Theory
  • Chapter 2. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding Darwin
  • Chapter 3. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Invalidity of the Theory of Evolution
  • Chapter 4. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that They Espouse the Theory of Evolution for Ideological Reasons
  • Chapter 5. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that Natural Selection has No Evolutionary Power
  • Chapter 6. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that Mutations Have No Evolutionary Power
  • Chapter 7. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Dead-End of Molecular Evolution
  • Chapter 8. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Sudden Emergence of Life
  • Chapter 9. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Lack of Intermediate-Form Fossils
  • Chapter 10. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that There Is No Evidence of a Transition from Invertebrates to Vertebrates
  • Chapter 11. Evolutionists' Confessions of the Impossibility of a Transition from Water to Dry Land
  • Chapter 12. Evolutionists' Confessions of the Impossibility of Reptiles Evolving into Birds
  • Chapter 13. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating That the Theory of Evolution Cannot Account for the Origin of Mammals
  • Chapter 14. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Invalidity of the "Horse Series"
  • Chapter 15. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the So-Called Forebears of Man
  • Chapter 16. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that the Human Soul cannot Be Explained in Terms of Evolution
  • Chapter 17. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that Complex Organs cannot Appear by Way of Evolution
  • Chapter 18. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that the Theory of Evolution cannot Explain Animal Instincts
  • Chapter 19. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that Plants Cannot have Arisen by Way of Evolution
  • Chapter 20. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding Variations
  • Chapter 21. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating the Non-existence of Vestigial Organs
  • Chapter 22. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Invalidity of the Claims of Homology
  • Chapter 23. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that the Evolution Theory Violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics
  • Chapter 24. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding the Invalidity of the Theory of Recapitulation
  • Chapter 25. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that Life Can Only Have Been Created
  • Chapter 26. Materialists' Confessions Stating that the Universe Has a Beginning
  • Chapter 27. Evolutionists' Confessions Stating that the Order in the Universe Cannot Have Come about by Chance
  • Chapter 28. Evolutionists' Confessions Regarding Darwinism's Negative Effect on Moral Values
  • Conclusion