Part I: On the Creature Called Man, Chapter I: The Man in the Cave Summary and Analysis

Darwin's theory of evolution is frequently set forth as an explanation for life which is meant to trump any idea of Divine creation. The theory, however, does no such thing; at best, it just makes Creation a slow, gradual process instead of the instantaneous process once envisioned. Whether it is is quick or slow, however, Creation still requires a Creator; if evolution can correctly explain how one form of life changed into another, it cannot explain how life came into being in the first place.

Another troubling fact for evolutionists is the existence of rationality. Evolution supposes that all changes are gradual, and yet there seems to be no precedence in nature for man's ability...