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The Scientific Case for Creation

One of the most heated debates of our generation is on the topic of origins. This stands to reason, since most people are curious about such matters, and since almost everyone has an opinion on this subject.

On the one side stand the evolutionists-those who advocate that the Universe and everything in it came to be as the result of naturalistic forces operating over eons of time. On the other side stand the creationists-those who advocate that the Universe and everything in it came to be as the result of the purposeful, deliberate acts of a supernatural Creator.

One of the most frequent complaints of evolutionists is that creationists often criticize the alleged evidences for evolution, but rarely, if ever, present any positive evidence for creation. In this volume, the reader will find a vast array of evidence from various fields of science documenting that, of the two models of origins, creation fits the available data far better than evolution, and is therefore the superior model of origins.

This book draws on biology, genetics, paleontology, physics, and other fields of science to support the validity of the creation model. The reader will no doubt be impressed by both the nature of the evidence for creation, and the fact that much of this evidence comes from evolutionists themselves. With such material readily available, it is no longer possible for evolutionists to claim that creation is unsupported by positive scientific evidence.