ABSTRACT
Outcome of Darwinism. — There remains one other point of view, the ethical and religious. First of all there should be an acknowledgment of indebtedness to evolutionists, beginning especially with Mr. Darwin, for a vast amount of 377information and for awakening general interest in the study of nature’s phenomena. And the discredit, almost disrespect, now heaped upon Mr. Darwin’s scheme awakens one’s orthodox pity, especially when recalling the imperial sway his hypothesis held for years over a world of scholars.
