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Philosophical Influences on Morality

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection in 1859 challenged traditional Christian theology and morality. Several influential thinkers applied Darwin's ideas in ways that rejected religion and traditional values, including Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Haeckel, Nietzsche, Freud, Hitler, and Mao. These applications of evolutionary ideology led to the rise of atheism, communism, and moral relativism in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Philosophical Influences on Morality

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection in 1859 challenged traditional Christian theology and morality. Several influential thinkers applied Darwin's ideas in ways that rejected religion and traditional values, including Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Haeckel, Nietzsche, Freud, Hitler, and Mao. These applications of evolutionary ideology led to the rise of atheism, communism, and moral relativism in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Dark shadows

Theology
History
Morality

Charles Darwin (1809-1882)


MARX LENIN STALIN HAECKEL
(1818-1883) (1870-1924) (1879-1953) (1834-1919)

NIETZSCHE FREUD HITLER MAO


(1844-1900) (1856-1939) (1889-1945) (1893-1976)
The Darwin
statue that
communist
revolutionary
Vladimir Lenin
kept on his desk
in the Kremlin,
Moscow, Russia
Frontispiece
from Ernst
Haeckels 1868
book
The Natural
History of
Creation
An illogical outworking of the
teachings of Christ
A logical outworking of atheistic
evolutionary ideology
The 4 Big Questions
1. Origin
How did life come to be?

2. Meaning
To what purpose is my life?

3. Morality
How may I distinguish between right & wrong?

4. Destiny
What happens to me when I die?

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