The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-28


seventy-five thousand years hence
every one will be bald and toothlcss.
But those who endeavor to clOthe
our remote ancestors with hair and
those whose endeavor is to remove
the hair from the heads of our re
mote descendants ignore the pres
ent with it's imperative demands.
Ignores Spiritual Life
1.-THE science of how to live is
the most important of all sciences.
Christians desire that their children
shall be taught all the sciences, but
they do not want them to lose sight
Of the Rock of Ages while they study
the age of rocks
4-Evolution, "by paralyzing the
hope of reform, discourages those |
who labor for the improvement |
of mans condition. Evolution chills
that enthusiasm by substituting |
aeons for years. 1t obscures all be-
ginnings in the midst of endless |
ages. Evolution, disputing the mir
acle and ignoring the spiritual life,
has no place for the regeneration of |
the individual.
''It is because Christians believe
in individual regeneration and the
of society through the
- ;y,d iIYi6r l. ho
pray thy kingdom come, thy will be
done on earth as it is in Heaven.
Evolution makes a mockery Of the
Lords prayer To interpret the
words to mean that the improvement |
desired must come slowly through |
unfolding ages, q process with which
each generation could have time to |
do, is to defer hope and hope de-
ferrred maketh the heart sick"
5-Evolution, eff taken seriously |
and made the basis of a philosophy Of |
life, would eliminate love and carry
man back to a struggle of tooth and |
claw"
Quotes Darwin
In support of this it quotes Oar
wins discussions of the survival of |
the f1ttest" among animals and de-
clares that such struggle as there
escribed-whereby the weak are
eliminated by the power of the /
strong-would be the result of "the
barbarious sentiment that runs
through evolution.
'All the sympathies of civilized
society are condemned because they
enable the weak members to propa-
gate their kind" reads the attack
upon Darwin's statements. Then
he drags mankind down to the level
of the brute and compares the free
dom given to man unfavorably with
the restraint that we put on barn
yard beasts"
Then the speech concludes with
a likening OF the Scopes case to the
trial Of Christ before PLATE. "It
is again the choice between God and
Baal," read the manuscript.
Christ Apostle of Love
"It is a renewal Of the issue in
Pilates court. In that historic trial,
the greatest in history, force. i'm
personated by PLATE, occupied the
throne. Behind it was the Roman
mistress Of the world,
and behind the Roman government
were the legions of Rome.
Before Plate stood Christ, the
apostle Of love.
%,-i,Y ~ A6. y1AI ~ v,o
to the tree and those who stood |
around Knocked and jeered and said
he is dead
but from that day the power of
Caesar waned and the power of |
Christ increased. In a few centuries
the Roman government was gone
and it's legions forgotten while the
crucified and risen Lord became the
greatest fact in history.
Force VS.. Love
Again force and love meet face
to face and the question What
Shall I Do With Jesus?' must be !
answered. A bloody, brutal doctrine
-evolution-demands, as the rabble
old l,9Oo years ago, tnaL ne be |
crucified.
THAT can not be the answer of
this jury representing a Christian
State and sworn to. uphold the laws |
of Tennessee. Your answer will be |
heard throughout the world it IS
eagerly awaited by praying multi |
tude. If the law is nullified, there |
will be rejoicing wherever God is
repudiated, the Saviour scoffed, and
the Bible ridiculed. Every unbe-
lever of every kind and degree will |
be happy.
eff, on the other hand, the law Is
upheld and the religion Of the school |
children protected, millions Of |
Christians will call you blessed