Here are two genealogical studies prepared for
non-religious purposes that clearly prove the law of generations:
The Kallikak Family by H.H. Goddark, Macmillian Company, New York
1927 - Father, martin Sr., origin was good English blood/middle class with
both parents feeble-minded; from him came 41 matings, 222 feeble-minded
children, and ONLY 2 normal children.
First family has an honorable marriage; from it came 496 descendants, ALL
NORMAL, 3 listed as degenerates, 2 alcoholics, and 1 sexually loose. All the
legitimate children married into better families in their state and became;
colonial governors, doctors, lawyers, judges, educators, traders, landowners,
and respectable citizens, no illegitimate children, no immoral women, no
epilepsy, no criminals, and no keepers of houses of prostitution. Of the 496
descendents, only 15 children died in infancy, 1 case of insanity, 2 victims
of habitual drunkenness, and 1 sexually loose.
At the close of the War of Independence, the father, Martin Sr., went to a
pub to celebrate the end of the war. There in an inebriated state he
intercourse a woman who was loose and feeble-minded. An illegitimate son
Martin Jr., was born. Of that son, Martin Jr., there were 480 descendants.
Only 46 were found to be normal, 36 were illegitimate, 33 sexually immoral, 24
confirmed alcoholics, 3 epileptics, 82 died in infancy, 3 criminals, and 8
keepers of houses of ill fame. Of this large group some 1146 offspring were
birthed; there were 262 feeble-minded, 197 considered normal, and 581
undetermined.
The Jukes - A Study of the Relation of Crime, Pauperism, Disease and
Heredity in the 1900s by R.L. Ragsdale, G.P. Putnam and Sons, New York and
London - Father, Max was a hunter, fisher, hard drinker, jolly and
compassionate, adverse to steady work, and became blind (probably due to
syphilis). Origin was middle class Dutch.
Of his 1,200 descendants there were 280 paupers, 140 criminals, 250 arrests
and trials, 140 years of imprisonment, 60 habitual thieves, 7 murderers, 50
common prostitutes, 40 syphilitic women, 400 men contracted syphilis, 40 wives
contaminated, 440 totally contaminated by syphilis, 300 children died
prematurely, and 50 illegitimate births. In 75 years the family of 1,200
members cost the state $1,308,000.00 in costs in the early 1900s.
ALL OF GODS LAWS CAN BE COUNTED ON; THEY ARE AS SURE
AS THE LAW OF GRAVITY
