The evolution of monkeys was a possibility in the 19th century. Although religion had been valued for centuries, doubts in the mines of people began to express many uncertainties about the Bible and began to question their own beliefs. The issue of evolution was a major concern in the 19th century as it was destroying God's vision and how he created the world; this caused many people to change their outlook on life or their religion, which played a huge role in resolving people's beliefs in their culture. This has had a huge impact on today's society due to the involvement of Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution. In the 19th century people believed that we came/were created from Adam and Eve, but through Darwinism there was a controversy between churches and people's beliefs. The difficulty that many Christians faced throughout the 19th century was the challenge of believing in the theory of evolution. The development of science has brought many questions about the status of man. Sir Arthur Keith said “…the conclusion I have come to is this: the law of Christ is incompatible with t...