Many Christians believe that the Fall of Man corrupted human nature, causing all humans to be born into original sin. The only way the fall of man can be reasonably interpreted is through the Darwinian theory of evolution. Certainly, if man evolved out of monkeys and apes, he must have fallen from the trees, and the primates who stayed on the trees must have laughed at those weaklings and idiots who had fallen. Today, I see man engulfed in deep darkness. He seems to have lost all direction. He has become like a boat that has lost its way on the high seas. He has forgotten where he wants to go and what he wants to be. But the memory of what has been forgotten can be re-awakened in him. Although there is darkness, there is no cause for despair. The deeper the darkness, the closer the dawn. In the offing I see a spiritual regeneration for the whole world. A new man is about to be born and we are in the throes of his birth. But this regeneration needs the cooperation of each of us. It is to happen through us and through us alone. We cannot afford to be mere spectators. We must all prepare for this rebirth within ourselves. The approach of that dawning will only happen if we fill ourselves with light. It is up to us to turn that possibility into a reality. We are creators, not just spectators. The creation of the future requires the creation of the present itself, as well as the creation of ourselves. The individual is the component of society, and both evolution and revolution can take place through him. You are that component.
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Many Christians believe that the Fall of Man corrupted human nature, causing all humans to be born into original sin. The only way the fall of man can be reasonably interpreted is through the Darwinian theory of evolution. Certainly, if man evolved out of monkeys and apes, he must have fallen from the trees, and the primates who stayed on the trees must have laughed at those weaklings and idiots who had fallen. Today, I see man engulfed in deep darkness. He seems to have lost all direction. He has become like a boat that has lost its way on the high seas. He has forgotten where he wants to go and what he wants to be. But the memory of what has been forgotten can be re-awakened in him. Although there is darkness, there is no cause for despair. The deeper the darkness, the closer the dawn. In the offing I see a spiritual regeneration for the whole world. A new man is about to be born and we are in the throes of his birth. But this regeneration needs the cooperation of each of us. It is to happen through us and through us alone. We cannot afford to be mere spectators. We must all prepare for this rebirth within ourselves. The approach of that dawning will only happen if we fill ourselves with light. It is up to us to turn that possibility into a reality. We are creators, not just spectators. The creation of the future requires the creation of the present itself, as well as the creation of ourselves. The individual is the component of society, and both evolution and revolution can take place through him. You are that component.