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Line 118: − − ====Explanation of Edit==== − − − '''As it appears in article:''' − − − "In 1837, Darwin drew his now famous depiction of common ancestry in the form of a branching tree" (Transmutation Notebook B 1837:36). − − − "but he based the idea of human evolution on a racist assumption, after God was rejected as Creator, made in the late 1830s, that Fuegians (natives of Tierra del Fuego) resembled primates that he observed in the London zoo (Professor Edward J. Larson 2004:66,67; Barlow ed. 1958:130)." − − − '''Breakdown:''' − − − "but he based the idea of human evolution on a [racist] assumption, [after God was rejected as Creator], made in the late 1830s" = Charles Darwin: ''Autobiography of Charles Darwin'' Nora Barlow editor, 1958:130. − − − "[but he based the idea of human evolution]....that Fuegians (natives of Tierra del Fuego) resembled primates that he observed in the London zoo" = ''Evolution: The History of a Remarkable Theory'' by Edward J. Larson 2004:66,67 − − − "Darwin openly racist" = ''Shattering the Myths of Darwinism'' by Richard Milton 1997:186,277 − − − Larson is Professor of History at Georgia State University and he is a evolutionist. − − − Milton is a 25 year science journalist and an Atheist (but he is not a evolutionist). − − − Ray Martinez 6-14-07
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