The evolution of man is not only a guess, but a very wild one; and it
is totally unsupported by any convincing arguments. It can be
mathematically demonstrated to be an impossible theory. Every proof of
the unity of the human race in the days of Adam or Noah shatters the
theory of the evolution of man. If the evolution of the human race be
true, there must have been, hundreds of thousands of years ago, a
great multitude of heads of the race, in many parts of the earth,
without one common language or religion. The present population of the
globe proves that mankind must have descended from one pair who lived
not earlier than the time of Noah. The unity of languages also proves
one common head about the same time. Certain beliefs and customs,
common to various religions, point to one original God-given religion
in historic time, in contrast to the evolution idea of many religions
invented by ape-men in millions of years. The history of the world and
the migration of nations point to one locality where the human race
began in times not more remote, and show that man was created in a
civilized state, and, therefore, never was a brute. If evolution were
true, there would have been many billion times as many human beings as
now exist, a great multitude of invented languages with little or no
similarity, a vast number of invented religions with little, if
anything, in common. Even the sciences invented and exploited by
evolutionists, the Mendelian Inheritance Law and Biometry, also prove
evolution impossible.
The unity of mankind is also conclusively shown by the fact that all
races interbreed, the most certain test of every species.
All these facts pointing to the unity of the race in the days of Noah
and of Adam are irreconcilable with the theory of evolution which
denies that unity within the last two million years.
We shall present these arguments more in detail. The arguments
immediately following, especially the first eight, show the unity of
the human race in the days of Noah, and thus present insuperable
objections to evolution, and confirm the story of man's creation and
his destruction by the flood. The following is the first of fifty
Arguments against the evolution of man.