H.W. Clark
H.W. Clark, Professor Emeritus of Biology, Pacific Union College
Articles by H.W. Clark
Accepting the Evolution Challenge
January 1941
The theory of evolution presents a challenge to every Seventh-day Adventist. This challenge is especially forceful to anyone teaching in the biological field, inasmuch as evolution is continually presented in text and reference material.…
What About Natural Selection?
July 1943
Because Darwin propounded the idea that natural selection was the principle agent in the evolution of living things, many have drawn the conclusion that natural selection does not exist in reality, but only in the imaginations…
The Positive Aspects of Creationism
May 1944
Seventh-Day Adventists stand almost alone in their adherence to literal creation and its concomitant principle of a flood of waters that destroyed the original earth. Anyone who wishes to inform himself as to…
Positive Aspects of Creationism (Concluded)
June 1944
Last month we learned that the theory of evolution might be divided into three parts—cosmic, geological, and biological. The geological phase was considered first, and we come now to the biological aspect.
Volutionism assumes…
Fact and Theory in Modern Geology
October 1946
The creationist who faces the problem of the popular geological theory must choose one of three alternatives: (I) to shut his eyes to the problem, ignore it, and thereby assure himself a degree of comfortable…
Evolution's Challenge to S.D.A.'s
July 1947
The theory of evolution offers a challenge to every Adventist minister and evangelist. To ignore it is impossible; to evade its challenge is out of the question. How can we meet it? This question is highly important.…
The Geological Problem
May 1958
In practically every instance, when a person who believes in evolution is confronted with the evidences for creation, as far as plants and animals are concerned, he will reply, "But what are you going to do with…
The Question of Species and Variation
April 1958
Opponents of the literal rendering of the Genesis record base their opposition on two main points: (1) the problem of species and (2) the record of the rocks. In this study we shall consider the first of these.
1.…
The Scientific Apostasy
March 1958
In the previous study we discussed the doctrine of creation as taught in the Bible. Now we must consider how the Christian world departed from the plain truth of a literal creation.
1. What…
The Biblical Doctrine of Creation
February 1958
[Prof. Harold Willard Clark has had a long and distinguished service as head of the Biology Department of Pacific Union College, Angwin, California, which position he has held for thirty-five years, from 1922…
Meeting the Evolution Problem
August 1937
Certain pulpit addresses and magazine articles on the subject of evolution lead me to make a few comments on methods that may well be employed or avoided in meeting this great problem. I hope I may be allowed,…
The Advent Movement and Darwin
October 1935
The early part of the nineteenth century was conspicuously a theological age in England and America. Religious beliefs were sharply defined, and had changed little since the Reformation. Personal salvation was the keynote…