Hey fellow Chimps: 
       Evolution and Faith is
       A marriage Made in
                            Heaven
 
 
 
 

Look at the advantages of believing in both Jesus and Charlie Darwin.
 

Then, dear Christian, you  will know how arose each and every species of plant, animal and microbe and how natural selection - the law of the jungle or  something like it - has a primary role in the origin of each and every species.
 

Ahh, now the scales of obsolete worldviews that  may have once clouded your vision and inner wisdom, too, have fallen off your eyes Now, you see your fellow man as he really is - a  chimpanzee.  Now  greet your neighbor as some sort of clown, a devil-may-care guy,  a huggable, loveable creature of laughter and frivolity.  Just the very opposite of some bootjack fanatic true believer ready to rape, pillage and plunder the earth.  Yeah, the killer-ape.  But the chimpian Darwinian down-to-earth view of our brothers and sister as harmless, entertaining chimps  fill us with smiles and laughter.  Fly away fear.  Hurray for Darwin and his liberating truth!
 

I can't really see how a modern person can be a complete and liberated Christian without embracing Charlie Darwin and his ideas.  And once our pride absorbs the shock of kissing up to our brother chimpanzees, it's  laughter all the way home from there.
 

The real difference between the Old and the New Testament is simple.
The former is always talking bout a tough tribal God and his apes of wrath.  The New Testament switches over to meek chimps.  Blessed are those clowns for they shall soon be  swinging in every tree.
 

Sure is hard to see how folks could be a serious Christian before Charlie Darwin gave us the majestic spiritual insights of his evolution.
 
 

       Hey, I don't label  you a killer ape,                            
       fallen hair, cooly naked - ever driven to 
        plunder, rape.

       No, you ain't nothin' but a  impish chimp,
       Sailing bove life's happy game, high up
         floatin' a Goodyear blimp.

 
 

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