Charles Darwin's Lost Race and Muhammad's Lost Tribes: Demythologizing the Great Myths

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Exploring the evolution of thought, this book delves into the legacy of Erasmus Darwin and his grandson Charles, highlighting the cultural shift brought on by Darwin's ideas. It critiques the impact of atheism on society, suggesting that a belief in God could foster personal and national advancement. Emphasizing the need for discipline among boys, it proposes that retired soldiers could mentor youth toward virtuous manhood. The narrative also addresses the historical influence of Islam, particularly its association with contemporary terrorism.