Did Darwin Write the Origin Backwards?

Exploring pivotal questions surrounding Darwin's theory, this collection of philosophical essays delves into concepts like common ancestry, group selection, and naturalism. The author examines how Darwin's views on these topics differ from contemporary evolutionary biology, challenging the conventional labeling of his theory. Addressing issues such as the implications of group selection and Darwin's perspective on God, the essays offer a nuanced analysis of Darwin's work and its relevance to modern debates in evolutionary theory.