Darwin I - IV evening: December 1, 2008 Michele Luzzatto, science fiction editor at Einaudi, the story and the stories of Darwinism in Italy. Soon the videos online 
's anti-Darwinian of the Italians, especially certain thinkers, philosophers and theologians who still see a cultural threat in the idea of \u200b\u200bnatural evolution and 'was the topic of a meeting this evening attended the Regional Museum of Natural Sciences of Turin, the writer protagonist Michele Luzzatto, editor of' Einaudi author of Darwin's''Prayer''(Cambridge University Press). According to Luzzatto, the debate that arose in the late '800, following the scientific discoveries of Darwin, projected to change the vision of 'humanity', are still vivid, even today, there have been increasing following the discussions born about the latest research in 'field of genetics, artificial insemination, and so' on. ''The philosophers of the Catholic press - Luzzatto said - on the grounds that the man and the final and perfect creature willed by God, they reject the idea that man descended from monkeys and much more 'in the chain of nature that represents a contingency. Namely, that might not be born.'' According to Luzzatto, also, that in his book 'Darwin' Prayer 'has fetched a parallel between Darwin and biblical figures like Jacob and Job, they also involved in a' fight 'with God, the man who dares to fight with God is not' a wicked, how they want to Darwin's critics,''but a brave man and that God rewards.''
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