Comparing Darwin And Haeckel's 'Origin'

Of course, agnostic Darwin said the first line: "There is Grandeur...." He later regretted making reference to the Judaeo-Christian scripture in that seemingly endorsing manner.

Ah the 'beauty' of Darwin's imagination. In "Origin," he said: 'let there be transitional forms in abundance.' But darkness dwelt in the land of Origin and he found not one.

Then Darwin also lamented, 'why do life forms appear suddenly in the layers of fossils? And darkness dwelt in the land of Origin.

Finally Darwin said, 'let there be light, so by imperceptible steps, natural selection produces recapitulation in embryology, so everybody can see evolution happen.'

Then dawned Professor Ernst Haeckel, who perverted the course of law. And more darkness was added