HUMAN EVOLUTION—1956

with APPENDIX

THE PRESENT CATHOLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS EVOLUTION
by J. Franklin Ewing, S.J., Ph.D.

A reprint from the Oct. 1956 issue of

ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY

Father Ewing is Professor of Physical Anthropology at Fordham. This authoritative article should be of particular interest to all Catholic Students and Educators.

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Contents: Foreword; The Ideological Argument for God's Existence, by Ber-
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God, by Sister M. Aloysius Schaldenbrand, S.S.J.; Berkeley and the Proofs for
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A servant of the people, strong in mind and spirit; a brave and resourceful Navy Lieutenant in a fighting war, an heroic Commander-in-Chief in the cold one; born to riches, educated for success, graceful in speech, pointed in wit, noble in his patriotism, familiar with suffering, yet youthful in his vigor and indefatigable in his work; courage he valued highly, justice he loved deeply; powerful among the mighty, he was humble with the poor; catholic in his talents and in his visions, he was, above all, Catholic in his religion, not confusing what is Caesar's with what is God's; a seasoned judge of good men, a patient but unrelenting opponent of evil ones; a gentleman by breeding, a diplomat by nature, he was a gifted statesman, and finally, by the will of the people of the United States, a beloved President; a golden legend in his lifetime, John Kennedy won the undying love of his fellow citizens by his sacrificial death; leaving behind two young children and a lovely First Lady, he died a martyr to the cause of equality and peace. May his blood heal the wounds of hate and violence that have rent the fabric of the state; last of all, may John Fitzgerald Kennedy who hungered and thirsted after justice now have his fill for all eternity; great peacemaker that he was may he rest in joy and peace among the children of God.