BIBLIOGRAPHY

A CRITIQUE OF EVOLUTION

 

The following books examine and critique the concept of

evolution. The authors do not accept evolution as an

explanation of origins, preferring instead the idea of creation

ex nihilo. These books may generally be found in Christian

bookstores, schools, and churches. Some secular colleges and

universities do have these available.

 

 

Ackerman, Paul D. It's a young world after all : exciting

evidences for recent creation. Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker

Book House, 1986.

Berman, Jerry. The criterion : religious discrimination in

America. Richfield, Minn. : Onesimus Publishing, 1984.

Bowden, Malcolm. Ape-men : fact or fallacy? 2nd ed. Kent,

England : Sovereign Publications, 1981.

Coppedge, James. Evolution, possible or impossible? : molecular

biology and the laws of chance. Grand Rapids : Zondervan,

1973.

Design and origins in astronomy. Edited by George Mulfinger.

Norcross, Georgia : Creation Research Society Books, 1983.

Geisler, Norman L. and J. Kerby Anderson. Origin science : a

proposal for the creation-evolution controversy. Grand

Rapids, Mich. : Baker Book House, 1987.

Gentry, Robert V. Creation's tiny mystery. 2nd ed. Knoxville,

TN. : Earth Science Associates, 1988.

Gish, Duane T. Evolution : the challenge of the fossil record.

(Rev. & expanded edition of "Evolution : the fossils say

no!" 3rd ed., 1979) El Cajon, Master Books, 1985.

Lester, Lane P. & Raymond G. Bohlin. The natural limits to

biological change. Grand Rapids, Mich. : Zondervan, 1984.

Marsh, Frank L. Variation and fixity in nature. Mountain View,

Calif. : Pacific Press, 1976.

Morris, Henry M. and Gary E. Parker. What is creation science?

2nd ed. El Cajon, Calif. : Master Books, 1987.

Morris, Henry M. The Biblical basis of modern science. Grand

Rapids, Michigan : Baker Book House, 1984.

Proceedings of the first international conference on creationism

: August 4-9, 1986. 2 vol. (Papers deal with the age of

the earth.) Edited by Robert T. Walsh, Christopher L.

Brooks, Richard S. Crowell. Pittsburgh, PA. : Creation

Science Fellowship, 1987.

Scientific creationism. Henry M. Morris, editor. 2nd ed. El

Cajon, Calif. : Master Books, 1985.

Sunderland, Luther D. Darwin's enigma : fossils and other

problems. 4th ed. Santee, Calif. : Master Books, 1988.

Thermodynamics and the development of order. Edited by Emmett L.

Williams. Norcross, Ga. : Creation Research Society Books,

1981.

Wilder-Smith, A.E. The natural sciences know nothing of

evolution. San Diego, Calif. : Master Books, 1981.

Wysong, Randy L. The Creation-evolution controversy. Midland,

Mich. : Inquiry Press, 1976.