CHAPTER II
William Hallock Johnson
The Christian Faith and Modern Science
The Darwinian Theory: inferences unfavourable and favourable to religion
56
Evolution and the Copernican Revolution
60
I.
The Method of Evolution: the biological discussion
61
State of opinion after fifty years of Darwinism
61
Laws of Variation and Heredity
62
Weismann's theory of Germinal Selection
63
Significance of the variety in opinions
65
II.
The Meaning of Evolution: the philosophical discussion
66
1. Mechanism and Design
66
In the organic world in general; the fitness of the environment
67
In the organic world including man
70
2. Preformation and Epigenesis
73
Preformation and the infinite regress
74
The Origin of Life: various theories
75
The Origin of Man as viewed from different standpoints
78
The
Generatio Æquivoca
80
III.
Theism and Evolution
82
The causal demand
82
Theism and the ideas of Continuity and Progress
83
Religion and scientific advance
85
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