This article critiques Darwin's theory of evolution, arguing that its acceptance reveals a flaw in scientific thinking—a susceptibility to dangerous superstitions masked as scientific truth. The author contrasts this with the biblical account of quail miraculously provided for the Israelites, using the Coturnix quail's high reproductive rate and camouflage as evidence of the veracity of God's Word. The text blends scientific observation of the quail with theological interpretation, ultimately aiming to demonstrate the limitations of human reasoning and the reliability of faith. The inclusion of photographs underscores the author's reliance on empirical evidence to bolster his theological arguments.