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' Great was the scientific galaxy of tbe Vi0t0\‘iB-il era. Herbert Spencer and Jphn Tyndall and Thomas Henry I-lux; ley and Michael im-acay mic slr Hunl- Ditrey Davy and Blr Charles Lyeli and Sly William Hooker and John Stevens llohslow and scores of other botunists

_ physicists and chemists and geolo-

_ B Will lma.l_te,_ths rign of;;\(ir;torla. _f__ _ ous du 8 th`e coming centuries, as the contemporary poets or Shakespeare immortalized the Elizabethan reign. Yet among all the naturalists. who liv-

tibtfnih England during the nln`eccen_'tti._

_cchtury not one will be more quoted by ,filture generations than Charles Dar Win. The son and grandson of two _giant a.ncestors`he_ was the greatest of .the three. From 'under the-overhsnw tag dome of that great forehead there decked forth penetrating eyes which todd the prehistoric gene_alogi_ss_of ani- mals and vegetables. A8‘G2B'l1ologist'ho the open leaves of rocks. The past

gfes were to him as seconds of time` _ e lived not in generations or in cen- ituries. but in ages and in miilcnnlums. flthough, like Galilei. hs was excom- munlcated by_ _the church and looked 'upon as an enemy of the Cross his re- searches will yet be used, and are even how being used, to prove that true sci- jerico and divine revelation ers one, '_ 10! all the books which Charles Dar wln wrote not one has had grenicr ln- liuence upon the scientific world than his "0rlgln of Species by Means of ,Natural Seleotlerg" We do not accept that book in anyof its godless teach-_- iils. but in that hook is_onc sentence which in a narrow sense we do accept. “The survival of the tlttest" is a sen- tence which will go ringing down the corridors ut time. We iind the sur- vival of the iittest everywhere. We had the stronger plants crowding out th0 weaker. We ilnd the stronger spe- cies living upon and driving out the weaker species: We iind the stronger

oreaturepof the various species tratsnp- ilnauoou and- d_e»troyin¢._ the aut _als and plants of their own kind. ' .The other- dny I was sitting on a porch overlooking a- beautiful yard dlled with roses. Suddenly I heard s' 'great commotion in the hencoop. With that I saw a big cat gracefully leap over the fence w,lth a little chick-

ance, I saw that out run away in ter ror from u. pursuing dog. Then, in imagination. I saw that little dog being sclzod_by a hungry wolf. Then I saw the wolf being killed by a mountain lion. Next I_ saw _the lion being slain by the bullet of a man. In imagination, everywhere I saw the stronger preying upon the weaker. As I sat on that porch I said to.myself, "Is not _Charles Dar\via’s sentence, 'the survival of the attest,” not only the law of nature, but also the law ot God?" Yes, yes, I said. it is true. God deals with the human race just as he deals with the vege- table and animal kingdoms, as well as with the mineral. It is not for us to

our "duty lie in recoimizlnk its exist-

eration, The penalty of indolence in this world is_sub,iection and dually oltinction. 'Strong physically should we be. Why? Because in this rustling, bus- tling, pushing, Jostllng and high pros- slire ago it is almost an impossibility _for any man to make a success in life

tinless he is broad cf chest. stout of ',l_mb and clear of eye. -Even under Lthe very brightest of conditions the _physical strain is awful. With poor _physical equipment a successful life

man oI_clt~ar brain. true noblest aspirations has been underfoot mcrcly because

not tho physical vitality in do

work which he was called upon to The physical woakling of tho hu

is almost in the some posl~ a sick cow amid it hcrti oi

buffalo if shi- cunrini the race for iifc, shr-

undr\r_h<mf. Her.

pass over her quivurltii! flesh. is in tho slime-

trf~n_ The reaches

dcrp

roots tree

out of ahlc to do ll hroatlér another

Otit

our

for

en in her mouth. Then, ol'f_ in the dis- _

vindicate that law. our interest aaa' '

ence and adapti_ng_\_ours9lyol to its _qp-- .»

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[$6 eltimall, It is almost an

s ility for'sny man to stand in front rank of the ministry to-day

out being H physical athlete.

Robert Collyer, thc poetic New »¥orlt,:arad_tu_\ted_. from smtt.h’s (org ` but many who are pregohlhg -in. our

to-day could easily step from to the blacksmith forge and

herculean blow, so great is their. steal as well as mental. stamina.

I enter the law oiilces of the late

Senator William M. Evarts_ “Mr. Chouto," I say, " why did your partner make the wonderful success he dlri'i. For years he stood at the head of the New York bar." Our late Ambassaticrf _to England answers: "Because Mrs

`;Evaljts_-swan a good animal. He could-

ait down at his desk and work on a case, day in and day out for eighteen hours out of every twenty-four. _ Hc had mental equipment,--and he-_.had also un-_ limited physical resources,” William lid. Evdrts was itblc to succeed when oth; or-e~failed because his' backbone was

strong as. if made of-steel. What

t_rue-of the lawyer and minister s also true of tlw Physician, the inventor and_ the merchant. The reason one class of- men falls and ths other succeeds is often due not more to great mental strength than toqphyslcaiv stamina. _

“'i‘he,survival of the fltteet." Oh, yeas

we ilnd it in theniaw of physical equip# ment, Ycung__men, young women, i_n' this struggle of life are you going to allow yourselves to bc' trampled underr foot merely because you do not looli after your physical health? Are you going to let thc great opportunities of life slip from your grasp merely beg cause you _have ‘not taken the_ proper physical exercise and food and sleep for your lungs and heart and stomach; Young people, by the law of the surviv- al-of thc ilttest God bids you tnko cars of yourselves physically. This is l trulsm, but it is a truism the Darwin; lan teachings, as well us the divine co_mn-iandments, never tire of,pressing home to human hearts. I sec the-brood; stcuvchested farmers boy coming to the town and pushing the pale-faced physicalwvaaklinlfb to right and left.

I would also tell you that there is an

inexorable law of the survival of tile i1ttcst_ in the mental world. The man' \vho cun think thc quickest. the man who can supply some long felt want in thc community, is thc man who is go ing io.crnwd his ccm_peti‘nrs to the wslll,- and there is no help .for.lt. Tha same law which makes lt. possible for st cnt to _pouncs..\lP.Dll_.a lit_tla_chicks\_1 or’a`€;leopu_rd,to leap upon the back of \ Iawn.ls precisely. the some _law winch 'make-s it` 'possible for the man of brains tn climb tn his Lhronc over the backs uf men who huve no brains '.‘ommunism say.-1: "That, is not right, No one man should have more than its fellows." But commuulsun muy ‘uik from now until douliistlny. Tullt- lng will do no good. Tilcrn is a unlf vcrsai law of thu survival of tim ilttost .n_ u mcntlll \\':\_v, and no communism ~xcc-pt the communism of Christian ovp can clinngo lt_ I-low is this luw working out-ihtu

lrnins whit-li ihlllk tmnruplc ovei ‘vruins which lin not think? _W-_hy, you :nn soc its results on uvrry hnllrl. Thlr y or forty ya-urs iso e\'ory _little town tad its cuhblir. fills cnbbler not only “epaircd thu shoes and boots, but nlzio niulc the shoes and boots, but one tiny ilicrc culnc along a mnn with brains. ide Said to hiiusu-lf: “\Vhat is thc use

_of all these cnbhlcrs making their

boots byhand? I will make machinery do the work of flesh und blood." This mano! brains went to work.. Ho built a large factory. He ’c'mploycd li|il_ Hands. I-ic mndc these 200 hunds, with

"hc use of machinery. do live times the

work which the some number of hands 'ised to do. Ho rt‘x-lu lowered thc sell- ing prices. The shoes and boots were sold onc-thiyl oheupcr than they used io bo. The man of brains whn drove nut mp village cobbicr wus tho some kind of man that drove out the vll.age whoclwrlght. _ 'The tlttest survive in thc mental realm, There is no doubt about it; Now, my- friends, and csprc"-“" ""' young friends, what uro you do about this fact? Are you ict, your brains llc dormant?

=omc have been cohblcrs for -/cars, orc y_ou still to be a =.>\v'.f are you mt-molly suing n do the work of the present u tho wuy our forefathers, did uni not by the present up to

nt-tm».1s'.» Areyou solos to resist \rlvnnc_e|nents_of thc times in the

mine _ncarsighted Pennsylvania

‘rs did many years ago? I

on giving these facts

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tially-truc. One of the

roads .of the lines_towa,»rd

officials iron

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farmers up in ThBY

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mental and moral also a survival in

Charles Darwin this sentence to

but God does. Gnd this ln the words of

the iirst Psalm of

the r vers of water.

and he doeth Drosper

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shall th itual

we are not' one become “like the

driveth away."

Judgment day swocp,us away our.8_t0U,iBl doom. __.,., ,_ _ _ _ _

"B__ut.'l_saYs o_nc._ "how, could a. man

like Charles Darwin' grzi‘s'p 's" great truth like this or the natural world and yst'_not_'grasp it in the spiritual? How could he ilnd Go<l‘s footprints in nature and yet not limi God's footsteps on Calvary's"rncks?" Ah, my friend!- I cannot account for that. I cannot and dare not pass jutlgincnt on Charles Durwln's life. I cannot untlorstlind how this great student of nature cnulcl turn his buck upon God any more than I can understand how he who was once such a lover of tho beautiful could so warp his mind that the poets like Shultespeare and thc musicians like Handel and Beethoven and \Vugucr could not_.touch his hcurt.

In his own words I read the follow-

ing: “I have said that in one rrspcct my mind has changed during thr- last twenty yours. Up to the 'ago of thirty or beyond lt poetry of many kinds. such as the works of Milton, Gray. Byron, Wordsworth. Coleridge und Shelley. gave mo great pleasure, and ovrn as aschooiboy I took i|\t¢~n.~:c dc- llght in Bhnkospeuro, especially in thi’ historical' p‘ays I have also sultl thai formerly pictures gave me contiizler

trader for' one utter;

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ungodly. » " I law of We

little further “My become a kind of general lawn out

of facts. but why

mused thc atrophy brain which

cannot con.

high- than

cannon. thus had to live my life

made s rule to

some and listen to some

at a week. for pcr-

brnln now stro- been itapt active oi these tastes

possibly

and more

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parl of nur rio'

that Darwin,

as Lhosu,

port of his lilo

as wcll as tho nes-

for the bountiful?

so. youns nsqvle as. wsu as meer

y_ou dcvolop along physical lines I want you to di-vr-ipp

the line of tho spiritual, I want

develop in Christ und tin-nuirii who is the highest model for

davt-lnilnlcllt

" says some one, “i have ncvvr develop myself in and through Then, my hrothor, is that any

mason why you should not stnrt umvi' 'When hu enemy nur- tluy tnuiiir.-d thu rgrcat prcncln-r Esprit Ficchivr bu- ¢causc of his humble birth and bccttilse fho had begun life as u luiiuw chandler, =Dr, Flcchier rcpliud, "Yes, my spin-rt- .fin life used to bc very humble, but ‘ln nil probability had you lwgull lifo ras I begun it. you would huvo hor-n 1; icunfllc nlakcr nll,your life." l'lot»il\le-o -_sumo of us arc warped spiritually is gthat any reason wily, in Christ, we icunnnt become "like rt trnn pluutorl by [the rivers of water, that ilringirth forth its fruit in its season?" \')h, my friontls, iln Christ and tlirough Christ, will you inot spiritually start anew? Then, by

iluw ui' the survival of thc fiiirst witll _God. you shall prosper und' livo fur- icvcr and over. \‘\_’ili you not, ht-rc and 'now, become one wiih Christ lor the _highest of all development?

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