INDEX OF SUBJECTS 



Altamira Cave, 240. 



Anarchy due to materialism, 

 zff., 15, 268 ff. 



Animal life, 131^. 



Anthropomorphism, 115. 



Ape, alleged descent of man 

 from 142$. 



Ape descended from man? 

 ijzff., 178. 



Ape-Man, 153^., See "Missing 

 link." 



Appendix, vermiform, 184. 



Augustinian theory of evolu- 

 tion, 96, 97, 98, 99. 



Babylonian and Biblical ver- 

 sions of Creation, 108. 



Balzi Rossi Caves, 240. 



Barbarism, modern, 249^. 



Batesonian theory, 100. 



Bathybius Haeckelii, 59. 



Bible and Science, io6ff. 



Biblical Commission, 196. 



Biogenetic law, 177$. 



Biologists, creed of, 30^.; not 

 infidels, 31; Catholic, 188, 

 189. 



Biology, connected with evolu- 

 tion, 30. 



Birds and reptiles, 133. 



Blood reaction, i&iff. 



Bolshevism, source of, 2ff., 15. 



Book of Wisdom, 276, 277. 



Causo-mechanical theory, 68$ 



Chaldean tablets on Creation, 

 108, 109. 



Chapelle-aux-Saints, 162. 



Chronology, Biblical, 214, 215; 

 and the "Six Days," no. 



Church, no conflict with sci- 

 ence, 29-37; welcomes scien- 

 tific facts, 29$., 38$., 197, 

 198; favorable to scientific 

 progress, 34, 38^.; and Gali- 

 leo case, 3$ff.; asks for facts, 



Civilization, early, 242$., 247, 

 248 ; decline of. See "Devo- 

 lution." 



Colleges, doctrines taught in 

 non-Christian, 13, 14, 270. 



Creation, and evolution, S4-ff->' 

 science affirming it, 63 ; ne- 

 cessity of, 77 ff.; "Six Days," 

 io6ff. 



Creative acts necessarily re- 

 quired by philosophy, 190, 

 191. 



Creator, nature postulates a, 

 in; philosophy points to a, 

 Soff- 



Criminal, not guilty, 17^. 



Cro-Magnon races, 204, 240, 

 241. 



Culture, early, 237^., 245, 

 242 ff., 251. 



Catholic scientists, attitude of, 



8; sure of Faith, 95. Darwinism, 72^.; obsequies of, 



Catholicism and science, 33, 86, 91. 



38# See "Church." Deluge, 228, 245, 253. 



Catholics and evolution, 95^. Descent of man, Darwin's the- 

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