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<p>apes Or Angels?: A Summary<br><br> For Many Readers This Book Will Be A Mind-altering Experience. It Has A Thesis That Is A Challenge To The Conventional Thinking Of Most Christians And Their Counterparts, The Secular Humanists. It Offends Both For Very Good Reasons. It Speaks The Truth About Darwin's Views On Human Origins And Race.<br><br> Contrary To The Beliefs Of Most Academicians And Educated Readers, Darwin Had Two Dangerous Ideas Instead Of One. Daniel Dennett Was Perfectly Right About The First, Which Was The Notion That Natural Selection Operated In A Way That Precluded Explanatory Intrusions From Outside The Natural World. In Other Words, Metaphysics Has No Place In Biological Explanation. Things Spiritual, Like Vitalism And Finalism, Are Simply Inapplicable To Evolutionary Biology. The Second Idea Is Rarely Mentioned In Politically Correct America- That The Human Races Are Different In Sometimes Significant Ways. Indeed, Inequality Is A Normal Condition Of Nature.<br><br> Darwin's Clash With Christianity Is Winding Down Because Modern Science Is A Foundation Of Western Culture And It Fully Accepts The Truth Of Natural Selection And The Evolution Of Life(including
- Author
- Troost, Cornelius J.
- Publisher
- AuthorHouse
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781425955212
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