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In this speech, delivered at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in 1884, the author defends the theory of evolution against religious objections. Woodrow argues that evolution is not incompatible with theological doctrines, and that a proper understanding of both science and religion requires an open-minded approach.
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