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The “Back Cover” of my new book that CRUSHES Evolution. It’s called: “EVOLUTION: A FAIRYTALE FOR ALL AGES.” It has 177 topics on 323 pages that destroy the theories of evolution, and then tells people why the Bible is true and why they can (and should) surrender their lives to Jesus!! Get a copy on Amazon – for you, and friend, and a pastor.

Discussion

16 comments

  1. Pierre Desjardin says:

    So Darwin may have been wrong? Therefore creationism is true? Think about that for a moment.

  2. Art Hiebert says:

    A must read, i take it.

  3. Rex Ivan Loreto says:

    wow i want to repost and share this picture

  4. Ken Diercouff says:

    Who is the author and what are his professional credentials?

  5. Jerry Spencer says:

    I would be curious if you research included opposing views?

    Why evolution is true / by Jerry A. Coyne.

    The Three Failures
    of Creationism Logic, Rhetoric, and Science by Walter M. Fitch

    Foundational falsehoods of creationism / Aron Ra.

    EVOLUTION VS. CREATIONISM: Inside the Controversy From the Editors of Scientific American

    Not Very Intelligent Design On the origin, creation and evolution of the theory of intelligent design by Neel Ingman and Mark Ingman

    Evolving out of Eden Christian Responses to Evolution Robert M. Price Edwin A. Suominen

  6. Joy Sinnathamby says:

    To those who can understand – a clinical account;https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3246854/

  7. Keith Morris says:

    Aside from acknowledging the existence of a Creator, can anyone explain to me the value of this issue as an apologetic?

  8. Marcus Everett says:

    Hey, be careful. Even if Evolution was disproven beyond a shadow of a doubt (it hasn’t been), that would not in ANY WAY prove the existence of a god or gods.

    It would only prove that evolution is not the origin of life on this planet.

  9. Jessmer Abing says:

    This is truth. Everything is so complex. Thanks be to God.

  10. Puvin Mithra Rodricks says:

    I actually have a question regarding this. First of all I’m a born again Christian so don’t think about bombarding me with questions assuming and thinking I’m an atheist.

    I remember attending Dr. Immanuel Haq one day lecture organised by the philosophy department of a college in Chennai. It was a good topic of how he tried explaining how the need of certain natural elements of earth had to take place to make environment much better in which the process seems evil and disastrous.

    There’s one question I asked him though which he couldn’t answer because it wasn’t his forte as he was a theoretical physicist,

    I asked him, if micro evolution has its evidences in taking part in nature, wouldn’t that contribute to macro evolution as well?

    He said he didn’t know how to answer that, but he did point out the subject and how Christian palaeontologists should come about and answer that question.

  11. Ava Reyes says:

    “In moderation, religious and spiritual practices can be great for a person’s life and mental well-being. But religious fundamentalism—which refers to the belief in the absolute authority of a religious text or leaders—is almost never good for an individual. This is primarily because fundamentalism discourages any logical reasoning or scientific evidence that challenges its scripture, making it inherently maladaptive.”

    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mind-in-the-machine/201810/how-religious-fundamentalism-hijacks-the-brain

  12. Ava Reyes says:

    “By understanding how fundamentalist ideologies function and are represented in the brain using this analogy, we can begin to understand how to inoculate against them, and potentially, how to rehabilitate someone who has undergone ideological brainwashing—in other words, a reduction in one’s ability to think critically or independently.”