Through criticizing Darwin's beliefs and attitudes towards the other, Jerry Bergman uses the insanity and depression that ran in Darwin's family, as well as his poor health, to attack his thoughts on evolution. Evaluating whether Darwin's metal health problems were due to his conflicts with theism, exposing where Darwin's work would in modern times be deemed plagiarism, and noting unethical scholarship due to using doctored photographs, Bergman links Darwin's ideas to racism, sexism, Laissez-faire capitalism, communism, and Nazism. 270 pages, softcover.
