MALAPETAKA DARWINISMA TERHADAP KEMANUSIAAN

• Main Author: Harun Yahya (Author)
• Other Authors: Rohidzir Rais (Translator)
• Format: Book
• Language: Malay
• Published: Kuala Lumpur Saba Islamic Media 2003
• Subjects: Darwin, Charles > 1809-1882 > Influence; History, Modern > 20th century; Disasters > 20th century
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 One of the most important claims of the theory of evolution is that the basis of the development of life depends on the "struggle for life" in nature. According to Darwin, in this realm there are various struggles for life that do not know the meaning of mercy, namely external conflicts. The gallant often manages to capture the weak, and this is what creates improvement. His book, entitled The Origin of Species, has elaborated on this subject. Under the chapter entitled "The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life". Darwin's source of inspiration in this matter was a book written by the English economist Thomas Malthus entitled "An Essay on the Principle of Population". The book states that mankind will face a dark future. Malthus concluded that the human population would increase at an alarming rate. Their number will double every 25 years. However, food requirements did not increase at the same rate. In this situation, the whole of humanity will face the threat of a critical famine. The only forces that can control this population are catastrophes, such as war, famine, and disease attacks. In short, in order for some human beings to survive, it is necessary for others to be sacrificed. Existence means "continuous war".