The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

MA^r, AND THE NEGRO, 251
making- the so-called anthropoids
the limit of the
animals. Between these opposing- lines, and over the
question of their leg^itimacj, the great battle between
God and Man has raged with varying- success for ages;
in this prolonged conflict, of which the Bible is largely
a history, every nation of whites of ancient times has
been swept from the earth; the greater part of their
splendid civilization has been laid in ruins, and their
once prosperous, happy homes have been transformed
into the abode of the barbarians and savages their
crime produced. Between these opposing lines, the
one which God established in the Creation and the one
that Man has since established, is the ground upon
which the great battle of the world. is yet to be fought
to a finish, and untold millions will bite the dust on
that field of carnage. But we who believe that there
is a God; that there was a Creation; that man was
created in the "image of God;'' that the animal was
made ''after his kind;"
that ''all flesh is not the sama
flesh;" that the Bible is God's revealed will to man,
need have no fear of the result. God and the right
will triumph. The spurious Christianity of today
based, as it is, on the Theory of Development, will be
repudiated by man; atheism will be eradicated from
the minds of men; the Negro will be thrust out of the
family of Man and forced to resume his proper position
among the apes;
the mixed-bloods will be destroyed
from the earth their presence defiles; and Man,
in obedience to the laws given him in the Creation,