Glenn Branch brought my attention to a book by John Henry Egan. Since it is titled 6 Million and Counting: Darwinism, Atheism and Genocide, I think you can see where it is going. The following appears to encapsulate the gist of this fine work of historical investigation:
Charles Darwin invented the term "sub-human" a phrase used by the Nazis to demonize and murder Jews, gypsies, and many others ...
Darwinism is an Atheistic philosophy, anathema to both Jews and Christians. Leading Darwinists advocate the violent destruction of all religions. Charles Darwin was himself an atheist and advocate of mass murder. Not a single thing is actually known about Darwinian evolution. It is completely theoretical.
Lots of claims, all of them false. Egan has an undergraduate degree in history and "also graduated from the Heartwood Institute for the Natural Healing Arts". But don't worry about his credentials:
Because Mr. Egan is not a specialist devoted to a single discipline, he is able to draw upon information from many fields, including Anthropology, Biology, History and Sociology to argue that Darwin's ideas not only destroyed Europe's thriving and multitudinous Jewish civilization; but also is responsible for the present destruction of America's own unique ethical and moral foundation.
He, apparently, is not a biblical literalist or Christian.
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I'm see this is the same John Henry Egan who is "missionary to Art communities in France" for the "Scum of the Earth" church in Denver. Their mission statement focuses on following the "Protestant Cannon" and the Revealed Word of God.
Words fail me.
http://www.scumoftheearth.net/?page_id=603
I don't think that is him. Compare with the photo on the book website.
A glance at the OED shows the earliest recorded usage of "sub-human" is from 1793.
Because Mr. Egan is not a specialist devoted to a single discipline...
Wow. Argument from lack of authority.
Do you see now how dangerous knowing that things over generations change into other things? Do you?!
Pah! There should be an "is" in that comment somewhere. I found it on the floor.
I didn't see a publisher's name at that link...could the book be self-published?
Third Millennium Press, Baton Rouge.
http://thirdmillenniumpress.net/
"Uniquely combining both biblical and world history, TMP developed further titles in the same traditional style for those families and individuals committed to the Holy Bible and its teachings"