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The Satanic Illusion Study Guide

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by L. Sprague de Camp
About 11 pages (3,175 words)
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Social Concerns

In "The Satanic Illusion," L. Sprague de Camp focuses on the conflict between believers in creationism and believers in evolution. Reginald Rivers, his partner Chandra Aiyar, and many other hunters using a time machine to travel to prehistoric eras have been bringing to the present a great deal of evidence supporting evolution as the explanation why animals and plants have achieved their present forms. This has disturbed supporters of creationism, some of whom have picketed the offices of Rivers and Aiyar: "The signs they carried denounced the Raja— that is, my partner Chandra Aiyar—and me as murderers and emissaries of Satan.

I was never quite clear as to whether one of us was supposed to be Old Nick himself, and the other an assistant imp."

Rivers made the mistake of saying in a speech.....

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The Satanic Illusion from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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