Questions Evolution Does Not Answer 
of adoration and of communion 
with his heavenly Father. ’ ’ 
Hutchinson, in “This Freedom/’ 
aptly remarks: “There is in the 
study of man nothing more curious 
or more interesting than the natural 
bent of an individual mind. An 
arrow shot to the north and another 
from the same bow to the south 
spring not apart more swiftly, or 
more opposedly, than the minds of 
two children brought up from one 
mother in the same nursery. The 
natural bent of each determines it.” 
(“This Freedom,” p. 94.) Hutch¬ 
inson is right, for there is nothing 
in all the rest of the animal king¬ 
dom comparable to this amazing 
tendency of men. It is as if a pure- 
blooded collie, bred to one of her 
kind, were to find herself the mother 
of a litter of pups, one of a bulldog, 
another a pointer, another a setter 
and still another a fox-terrier. But 
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