Darwinists actually believe in a miracle of immaculate conception
Charles Darwin (between 1837 and 1858) and Alfred Wallace (between 1855 and 1858) had dual immaculate conceptions of Patrick Matthew's (1831) complex prior published hypothesis of the 'natural process of selection'. Darwin's conception came from a slow realisation from reading books and Wallace's came during a bout of malarial fever. They miraculously replicated Matthew's unique explanatory examples and Darwin used the same four words Matthew uniquely used to name it, which he four-word-shuffled to 'process of natural selection'. Both Darwin and Wallace did this whilst influenced and surrounded by naturalists they knew who read and then cited Matthew's book in the literature before influencing and facilitating their own work on the same topic. One was Selby who was the editor of Wallace's 1855 Sarawak paper. Another was Chambers who met and corresponded with Darwin. Darwin and Wallace admitted the great influence Chambers had in the field. Wallace said Chambers was his greatest influence. Yet, when Matthew confronted Darwin in 1860, Darwin wrote on three occasions that no naturalists had read Matthew's ideas, even after Matthew informed him that the famous naturalist Loudon reviewed his book, as had a naturalist professor who feared pillory punishment were he to teach Matthew's heretical ideas on evolution. And Darwin knew Loudon was an important naturalist because his private notebooks and correspondence showed he read Loudon's work on botany, heavily annotated it and was influenced by it. In his 1832 review, Loudon wrote that he was far from certain Matthew had not written something original on "the origin of species", no less!. Loudon then went on to edit two of Blyth's articles, which greatly influenced Darwin on organic evolution. Darwinists believe both Wallace and their deified namesake were miraculously gifted with cognitive contraceptives, enabling their immaculate conceptions despite being influenced by men whose brains were fertile with Matthew's prior-published original bombshell discovery of natural selection. The Darwinist cult wants you to believe the same absurdity.
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Mike Sutton October 2015