We are trying to do a futile thing if we do not know where we came from or what we have been about. There has been little recent emphasis on the study of American history in our public schools. Because evolution is the new taproot of our education system. Many think that evolution has to do only with scientific endeavors, but this is not so.
Evolution permeates history, law, art, music, and sadly theology.
The main principle of evolution is that man is capable of improving himself, of moving upward, of continuously progressing to higher and higher levels of achievement. The evolutionist says that there are no absolutes, no laws, no rules, no roles, no standards of conduct. Charles Darwin first published Origins of Species in 1859. After reading it the dean of Harvard Law School, Christopher Columbus Langdell, started teaching that since man had evolved his laws must also evolve over time. Langdell strongly advocated that it was judges who should guide the evolution of the interpretation of the Constitution.