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

Exploring the evolution of ideas, the narrative delves into the legacy of Erasmus Darwin and the impact of his grandson, Charles Darwin, on society's view of God and science. It critiques the shift away from belief in God in England, attributing societal costs to this change. The text emphasizes the importance of discipline for boys to reach their potential, suggesting that retired soldiers could guide their education toward virtuous manhood. Additionally, it reflects on the historical influence of Islam and its connection to contemporary issues of terrorism.