Since then there has been much debate about evolutionary ethics and its aspects. His criticisms come mainly from that part of the Church where many of its principles are violated. During the Victorian period, when Anglo-American secularization and the church played an important role in shaping society, people relied on their own beliefs to understand morality. However, some of the more skeptical members of the public, i.e. the educated class, thought that the morality of Scripture did not agree with theirs and believed that man could be improved and eventually evolve (Farber, 1994). The Church, on the other hand, has a plethora of arguments that explain its oppositional position. Evolutionary ethics are contradictory to what the church holds as doctrine and truth, so much discussion by experts has raised the question of whether or not evolutionary ethics weakens the church's rules of ethics and morality. Various arguments were put forward by proponents of evolutionary ethics that were said to challenge the principles of the Church. The first concerns the upheaval of nature...