"Finally, there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge,
will give to me on that Day, and not to me only but also to all who have loved His appearing." (2
Tim. 4:8)
"Clarence Darrow was a great criminal lawyer, and probably the most famous attorney in the
country at the peak of his career. He was also an opponent of Christianity and a defender of
Darwin's theory of evolution. His most famous case was probably his defense of evolution in the
Scopes trial held in Dayton, Tennessee, otherwise known as 'The Monkey Trial.' Mr. Darrow
grew old, as all men invariably do, and when he was 75, was quoted in the newspapers as saying:
'If I were a young man with my life ahead of me, I think I'd chuck it all, the way things are now. I
certainly have no encouragement for young bloods that are just starting out looking for jobs. The
sooner they jump out of windows, the sooner they will find peace.' Darrow had all the best as to
an earthly career, but at the last decided that life was not worth living. He died with nothing to
look forward to for himself, and with no word of encouragement for those who were following
after him. Darwin and Darrow produce despair." (From Jere Frost)
Let not follow Darrow or Darwin, but the beloved apostle Paul as he followed Christ.