This fascinating work from the late 19th century is an early discussion of the movement known as Darwinism that grew from the theories of Charles Darwin. Charles Hodge refutes the validity of Darwinism and equates it to atheism.
Thomas Boston, Horatius Bonar, Thomas Brooks, James Buchanan, John Calvin, Samuel Davies, Jonathan Edwards, Ebenezer Erskine, John Gill, Charles H. Spurgeon, Charles Hodge, Thomas Manton, John Murray, John Owen, J. I. Packer, Edward Payson, William Pemble, Arthur W. Pink, William S. Plumer, J. C. Ryle, Robert Traill, Thomas Watson & Octavius Winslow
Arthur W. Pink, Louis Gaussen, David Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Thomas Boston, Charles Hodge, Benjamin B. Warfield, Wilhelmus à Brakel, Octavius Winslow, John Murray & Charles H. Spurgeon
Arthur W. Pink, Louis Gaussen, David Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Thomas Boston, Charles Hodge, Benjamin B. Warfield, Wilhelmus à Brakel, Octavius Winslow, John Murray & Carlos Spurgeon