Inherit the Wind: Creationism and Evolution How did humankind come to be? There is no for sure answer to that. In Inherit the Wind, two characters, Brady and Drummond, argue the question. Creationism and evolution is being argued. Which one is right? Or is there a right answer? Drummond at the end of the book revels that he is a "atheists who believes in G-d"(114). Some scientist would say that is very possible. Genesis is in many ways a place to look for moral answers. One should think of evolution and creationism being put into one big blender and a final mixture of the two as a product. Evol....

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