Second Lesson Sermons For Lent/Easter
On Passion Sunday we took note of the work of Richard Fortey, an English paleontologist, who published a book called Life. The work is a popular summary of all the evidences of the wide distribution of fossils that inform us as to how life began on this amazing planet of ours. What is still missing for paleontologists and anthropologists as well, are fossil remains of someone who can be recognized as the predecessor of human beings we know as homo sapiens. What is clear, however, is that civilization had its roots in those areas where grain was first domesticated.
