B. G. Johns

B. G. Johns was a preacher known for his sermon titled "Moses, not Darwin," delivered at St. Mark's Church in Surbiton, Kingston-on-Thames, on March 31, 1871. This work reflects the theological debates of the time, particularly the conflict between religious beliefs and emerging scientific theories, such as Darwin's theory of evolution. Through his sermon, Johns contributed to the discourse surrounding faith and science during the Victorian era, offering a perspective that emphasized biblical narratives over scientific explanations.