Original sentence: In support of his claim that the theory of evolution helped to inspire Nazism, Ben Stein quoted NAZI eugenics propaganda, and the following statement from Charles Darwin's book The Descent of Man:.Some critics, however, claim that Stein significantly changed the meaning of the text by what he left out, and that Darwin was not advocating eugenics
Edited sentence: Clarence Darrow, who defended the teaching of human evolution in the  Scopes trial, wrote a scathing repudiation of eugenics.However, the original source shows that Stein has significantly changed the text and meaning of the paragraph, by leaving out whole and partial sentences without indicating that he had done so.In support of his claim that the theory of evolution inspired Nazism, Ben Stein attributes the following statement to Charles Darwin's book The Descent of Man:.Stein stops there, then names Darwin as the author in a way that suggests that Darwin provided a rationale for the activities of the Nazis.The Expelled Exposed website also points out that the same misleading selective quotation from this passage was used by anti-evolutionist William Jennings Bryan in the 1925 Scopes Trial, but the full passage makes it clear that Darwin was not advocating eugenics.The eugenics movement relied on simplistic and faulty assumptions about heredity, and by the 1920s evolutionary biologists were criticizing eugenics