The Problem of Natural Selection

7 03 2008

One of the most influential books of the 19th century, and possibly since the 19th century, that has shaped the way man views his origins and ethical codes of conduct is Darwin’s Origin of Species. Darwin proposes the concept of Natural Selection within this work and this concept is later applied to humans, specifically with ethics. After Darwin’s theory was accepted by the scientific community, many people began to theorize that morality was nothing more than an evolutionary construct that has aided in man’s survival. From this belief there has been a justification of rape, a denial of man’s purpose, and a denial of ethics in general. If, however, Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection as a metaphysic was disproven through design theory, one could begin to speak of a universal moral code once again. It is therefore absolutely imperative for Christians, in the hope of seeing some form of morality return to the West, to counteract and disprove Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection as a metaphysical explanation for all things.

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Princess

2 03 2008

Beautiful brown eyes

And a smile that lights up your face

Even with tubes in your arms

You’re the princess of this place

 

You pretend you have flowing black hair

Even though the chemo has taken it all

As you dance in the court yard

It’s obvious you’re having a ball

 

Your portable monitor

Is your charming prince for the night

You dance away without care

Oblivious to your plight

 

A hospital gown supplants your royal robes

And this hospital is your castle

Ignoring the girl dancing in the yard

Walking hurriedly amongst the bustle

 

But there is a dragon in this tale

That is eating away at who you are

And there is no epic prince

To save you and take you to a land afar

 

This dragon will consume you one day

And all the people will cry for the princess

It will cause loneliness in their hearts

Because it is you they will miss

 

But in Heaven you will dance to your heart’s content

And smile at all with a smile so pure

Cancer won the battle, but not the war

For in death you found the ultimate cure