| "When the time of destruction is at hand the
intellect becomes perverted."
Vridha Chan. 16:17.
Topic of discussion
Debunking the theory: Evolution of man from a lower creature.
First breach of natural laws:
If man had really evolved from
a lower creature, then it was, as it were, a fact - a law which according
to evolutionists, was unceasing in its operations under any conditions
whatsoever. If the law was of a constant and permanent nature, ever working
itself out, how was it that for thousands of years past, no lower creature
had evolved into a human being.
Second breach of natural laws:
The
theory of natural selection is indicative of nature's imperfections.
According to it Nature is still improving. This theory points out the
absence in Nature at present of the best forms that it will produce in the
future. Progression
is always downward, a law.
All theories or
facts, theological or scientific, must conform with
NATURAL
LAWS
(The immutable laws of nature)
"The knowledge given by another cannot be called
instinctive. What is instinctive is natural, it can neither increase or
decrease nor can it help any one to make any progress, since the savages
also possess this instinctive knowledge and yet they have not made any
progress. The acquired knowledge alone is the cause of progress.
All of us during our childhood did not possess accurate knowledge of right
and wrong, virtue and vice, but after having studied under our learned
teachers, we were enabled to distinguish between right and wrong, virtue
and vice. Hence it is wrong to hold that instinctive knowledge is
all-sufficient." The Light of
Truth.
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