Darwin's Tree of Death: The Consequence of 'the Survival of the Fittest' (en Inglés)
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'Many advocates of evolution do not like the idea that their system, their philosophy, their religion - make no mistake, that is what evolution is, a religion, a system of belief - inevitably leads to consequences they simply dare not face... Now, as with all thought systems, all religions, the theory of evolution has consequences. Evolutionists like to talk about the tree of life; the tree of death is more like it! And inevitable death, at that! Indeed, extinction is inevitable; indeed, it is an essential factor in the process of evolution - one which needs no apology; rather, it should be gloried in. This is what evolution demands and what it leads to. Many of its advocates may not like it, but it is the stubborn truth, and they need to face up to it!' So writes David Gay near the start of this booklet in which he briefly spells out some of the dire things which leading evolutionists have unashamedly asserted. 'The survival of the fittest' is indeed a grim doctrine to live and die with, as Gay shows. But there is hope - not in Darwin's theory, but in Christ. For a free audiobook of the author reading this title, please go to davidhjgay.com
