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L'Tanya C. Evans The Problem with Subsidized Housing H. Binford 19 October 2000 An Evaluation of the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Progressive Housing Reform movement In his text On the Origin of Species (1859), Darwin argues that existing species, including humanity, evolved through long process of "natural selection" from less complex forms of life. He goes on to say that those species that adapted to survival by reason of quickness, shrewdness, and other advantages reproduced their kind, while others fell by the wayside. Although the idea of human evolution shocked those of conventional religious views by contradicting a literal interpretation of the creation stories in Genesis, most of the faithful came to reconcile science and religion viewing evolution as the Divine Will, as one of the secondary causes through which God worked. This enabled the religiously faithful to glean what they could from this scientific theory and apply it to justify political and bureaucratic shifts...

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