Understanding the Man After 200 Years
on November 12, 2008
Understanding Darwin after 200 years.
Charles Darwin (1809–82) set sail on the Beagle in 1831, a half-hearted
believer that species were unchanging. Molded by the science of his time, he believed
the earth was eons old, species appeared in their current locations at an unknown
time, and the Bible had nothing relevant to say about science. Eager for acceptance
by the scientific establishment, the 23-year-old wanted to make his mark. But
as radical new ideas began brewing in his head, he grew fearful about the threat
to his reputation.
January – March 2009
2009 is “the year of Darwin”— the 200th anniversary of his birth and the 150th anniversary of The Origin of Species. Learn what drove this man to develop his controversial belief system and read leading creationists as they share what we’ve discovered after 150 years of analyzing Darwin’s “dangerous idea.”
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