Christopher Columbus Langdell: A new basis for law

Eliot, the devout evolutionist, had Christopher Columbus Langdell, another evolutionists, elected as the first dean of Harvard Law School, and Langdell instituted the concept of evolutionism into the study of law. Langdell did this by promoting a new basis for law, the case study method with the assumptions that laws ought to be constantly evolving. This was a total change the Founding Father's basis for law: the unchanging laws of nature and nature's God.

Langdell successfully promoted his new doctrine in nearly every law school in the United States.

David Whitney notes: "A modern law student will never understand the mind of our Founders, because our Founders did not study the scribbling of men in black--they studied the Supreme Law of the Universe--the Law of nature and nature's God."

Langdell taught that change is always improvement, so there is not reason to look back at the Constitution. There is no need to look back at what actually was working until Langdell and others broke it.

From that point, media and educational institutions have continued to indoctrinate just about everyone in the Darwin, Eliot, Langdell error, so we have judges ordering murder of innocent people.