Moses, not Darwin A sermon preached at St. Mark's, Surbiton, Kingston-on-Thames on Friday, March 31, 1871

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In the midst of the Victorian era's intellectual upheaval, "Moses, not Darwin" by B. G. Johns emerges as a compelling sermon that challenges the burgeoning acceptance of evolutionary theory. Preached at St. Mark's in Surbiton, this document boldly asserts the primacy of biblical creation over Darwinian concepts, emphasizing the divine origins of humanity. Johns articulates the significance of faith in understanding our existence, juxtaposing the scriptural account with scientific inquiry. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this thought-provoking text invites readers to engage with the theological debates of the time, exploring themes of divine authority and human identity. Discover how religious conviction shaped societal perspectives in a rapidly changing world.