Neville debates survival and evolution with Jim's family

Last summer Neville argued with his friend Jim, who said the survival of a body after death was beyond him, by pointing to everyday miracles — bread turned into blood and tissue, the flowers in Jim's little desert garden, one of which Neville watched bloom out of what looked like a rock in about two hours — and then challenged Jim's wife to produce one piece of evidence for the theory of evolution.
Date (happened)
between June 1967 and August 1967
unresolved
  1. between June 1967 and August 1967 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Sent to Disturb With Truth ¶34"last summer", told in Sent to Disturb With Truth (nid 1311)
Told / reported
  1. 27 November 1967 stated
    Source Sent to Disturb With TruthSent to Disturb With Truth (nid 1311), telling 1311-10, told 1967-11-27
Sources

Source

  • Sent to Disturb With Truth ¶34 (I said, “Now after all, Jim, you eat a slice of bread and then it is converted into tissue, into blood, into your hair, into bone, into everything, isn’t that a miracle?)