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Books on Creation & Evolution
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Bibliographic Works
The Creation / Evolution
Debate
J.
P. Moreland (Editor), John Mark Reynolds & Paul Nelson, Three Views on
Creation and Evolution. Grand Rapids:Zondervan Publishing House, March
1999. Pbk. 144 pp. ISBN: 0310220173. The book presents the three main
evangelical views: young earth creationism, old earth creationism, and theistic
evolution. The contributors are all authorities on their respective views. Each
essay is followed by responses from a theologian, a biblical studies scholar, a
philosopher, and a scientist; and the entire discussion is summarized by Philip
Johnson and Richard Bube. {CBD}
Ronald F. Youngblood, editor. The Genesis Debate:
Persistent Questions About Creation and the Flood. Grand Rapids: Baker
Books, 1990. Pbk. ISBN: 0801098963. O/P. Allows two different writers to
present their views on the length of the days in Genesis 1, the identity of the
"Sons of God", the extent of the flood and more.
Critiques of Darwinism
Gap Theory Creationism
Weston W. Fields, Unformed and Unfilled. Grand
Rapids: Baker Books, 1976. Out of Print. Unfortunately out of print this is the
most detailed refutation of the Gap Theory.
Young Earth
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Introductions
The Flood
Fossils
History of the Movement
Post-Flood History
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Old Earth
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Don Stoner, A New Look At An Old Age: Resolving
the Conflict Between the Bible & Science. Eugene, Oregon: Harvest House
Publishers, 1997. ISBN: 1565075951.
Davis A. Young, Christianity & the Age of the
Earth. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1982. ISBN: 0310445914.
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History of Science &
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Teaching Science in
Schools
Dr. Arthur Jones, editor. Science in Faith: A Christian
Perspective on Teaching Science. Romford, Essex: The Christian Schools
Trust, 1998. £14.95 + P & P. |
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