Status
Available
Publication
Tyndale House Publishers (1986), Mass Market Paperback
Description
In a convenient question-and-answer format, the authors address many of the commonly asked questions about the Bible and evolution.
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LibraryThing member tuckerresearch
I read their Answers... as a young man and recently re-read it. I plowed through to this one. I remember seeing it as a teen, but never read it. The first part is about the Bible, and should've been tacked onto Answers..., but the bulk of the book, over one hundred pages, is devoted to evolution
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and creationism. The book should've been devoted expressly to that, as it reads as if it is two books smushed into one. The section on evolution is dated and geared mainly toward picking apart the flaws of Darwinian evolution and uniformitarian geology, only slightly pushing young earth creationism and a worldwide Noachian flood. (This section is dated because most of it rests on very old texts in geology and biology, and modern day scientists would fault it for this.) This section of the book is not going to really change the minds of those predisposed to believe the Bible and its history is bunk. It will buttress the minds of those already predisposed to think something is wrong with evolution. Show Less
Language
Physical description
230 p.; 6.9 inches
ISBN
0842352872 / 9780842352871
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