evolutionist

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Examples

• Unlike Darwin, many evolutionists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries had theorized that the human family tree was rooted in Asia.

• Considering cultural change in this way has led cultural evolutionists to rely heavily on the subfield of population genetics—and to use models that assume cultural continuity works solely through inheritance.

• I am a theist and an evolutionist, to be sure, but the combined term makes no sense to me.

• His wife was by his bedside every day, insisting they pray together, never mind that Ebert is an openly agnostic evolutionist.

• Such cases may be regarded by the evolutionist as exceptional, and he may invent some new hypothesis to account for them.

• Favier himself, as will be seen, is an evolutionist after his own fashion, an evolutionist of a very daring type.

• This principle the evolutionist applies to the whole universe which he says came in a similar way.

• All these have been in turn combatted by other evolutionist writers, and the war goes on and has produced libraries of volumes.

• Prof. Conn, an evolutionist, admits the presence of many facts disclosed by geology which oppose the theory of Evolution.