The Pentateuch, in Its Progressive Revelations of God to Men

by Henry Cowles

(7) The sense of the record as to the origin of life, vegetable and animal, [32];

(8) On God’s “making man in his own image,” [33];

(9) The relation of Gen. 2: 4–25 to Gen. 1, [35];

(10) Invariability of “kind” in the vegetable and animal kingdoms, [37];

The theory of Mr. Darwin, [38];

The issue between Darwin and Moses, [38];

Darwin’s five main arguments, [39];

Brief replies, [40];

Objections bearing generally against Darwin’s scheme, [43];

(1) It requires almost infinite time back of the earliest traces or possibilities of life, [43];