This 1964 article argues against the prevailing theory of evolution, asserting that recent scientific advancements support the Genesis creation account. The author cites various scientific studies and publications, emphasizing the immense improbability of life arising through random chance as demonstrated by the complexity of DNA. He counters evolutionary arguments by highlighting the limitations of uniformitarianism (the assumption of constant geological and biological processes) and the increasing scientific understanding of the cell’s complexity. Ultimately, the article aims to reconcile faith and science by suggesting that emerging scientific findings validate a literal interpretation of Genesis, rejecting the compromise of theistic evolution.