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The Biotic Message: Evolution Vs. Message Theory
Walter James Remine. 1993. St Paul Science, 542 pages. (hard cover).
The universe including the earth, especially life, was constructed so that a message (scientifically determined) proclaims that life came from a designer. The observable evidence contradicts evolutionary naturalism. The book is authoritative and should be read by scientists and students of science.
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By Design: Evidence for Nature’s Intelligent Designer—the God of the Bible
Jonathan Sarfati. 2008. Creation Book Publishers, 260 pages.
Today, the ID (Intelligent Design) movement is capturing headlines (and igniting controversy) around the world. But in the process, many are coming to think that a credible challenge to the dominant Darwinian naturalism of our time means backing away from a clear stand for the truth of the Bible. Dr. Sarfati provides an exhaustive treatment of the subject of design with many examples of extreme design. He also goes into such arguments as supposedly “poorly designed” things, “bad things” in nature, supposed arguments against design, and even tells us Who the designer is.
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Darwinism, Design, and Public Education
J.H. Campbell and S. C. Meyer (editors), Michigan State University Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 2003, 634 pages.
Published by proponents of intelligent design (ID), this book contains extensive chapters on the Cambrian explosion and legal issues which take the design arguments to a higher level. Further evidences for intelligent design are provided by articles on information, specified complexity, irreducible complexity, the philosophy of science, the difficult definition of science, and the various confusing definitions of evolution. Biology textbooks undergo a devastating critique for their false icons and misrepresentations of the controversy.
This book is unique in that it allows for responses by various critics of ID. The critics delve mainly into social, political, and educational issues, but they rarely address the many scientific challenges presented by ID proponents. They lean primarily on rhetorical arguments, showing that their case against ID is scientifically weak.
The reader is reminded to exercise caution, since a few of the ID proponents make unsubstantiated statements of their belief in evolution, an old earth, or a local Noachian Flood. Still, there is much that can be learned.
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Darwinism Under the Microscope
James P. Gills, M.D. and Tom Woodward, Ph.D. 2002. Charisma House, 236 pages.
Author Gills is a well-known ophthalmologist and Woodward a college professor. These two authors plus nine other scholars have written in support of intelligent design. Readers of the book will have their minds expanded and thinking challenged.
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Darwin’s God: Evolution and the Problem of Evil
Cornelius G. Hunter. 2001. Brazos Press (Baker Book House), 192 pages. (hard cover).
Authored by a biophysicist, the writing contains an examination of the underpinnings of origins thinking. It shows that evolution relies on religious premises. All students of origins should study this book.
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Darwin’s Nemesis: Phillip Johnson and the Intelligent Design Movement
William A. Dembski (editor), 2006. Inter-Varsity Press, 357 pages.
This book reviews and celebrates the life and thought of Phillip Johnson and the movement for which he has served as chief architect. There are eighteen essays by research scientists and philosophers who have known and worked with Johnson for more than a decade. There are even two chapters by friendly critics, Michael Ruse and David Berlinski. Stephen Meyer’s Intelligent Design article, published in a secular journal, is also reprinted. As a result of its publication, the editor of the journal was severely castigated for allowing its publication. This incident exposes the lie that creationists are free to publish in the secular journals.
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Darwin’s Proof: The Triumph of Religion over Science
Cornelius G. Hunter. 2003. Brazos Press, 168 pages (hard cover).
This book reveals scientific, philosophical, and theological limitations of Darwin’s theory. This is an intelligent response to evolution’s overconfidence. It is an important text for those who accept, as well as those who doubt, the validity of evolution.
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Debating Design from Darwin to DNA
William A. Dembski and Michael Ruse (editors). 2004. Cambridge University
Press, 405 pages (hard cover).
This is a unique book published
by a well-known secular
publishing house. Three
groups of critics try to dismantle
intelligent design (ID), but
the ID advocates are given the chance
to answer their critics in the latter part
of the book. The critics are the Darwinists, others
who believe in complex self-organization, and theistic
evolutionists. They sometimes seem to have cogent
arguments, but often employ much ad hominem criticism.
Only rarely do they address the main arguments
of ID, and they have the habit of making unsupported
accusations of young earth creationism. ID advocates
do a superb job in answering the challenges, especially
to Kenneth Miller’s seemingly ID-falsifying assertions.
The book provides insights into the current positions
of the critics, but the reader should use discernment.
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The Design Revolution: Answering the Toughest Questions About Intelligent Design
William A. Dembski. 2004. InterVarsity Press,
334 pages.
Criticism of intelligent design
has been vociferous and often
irrational. Dembski takes on
the toughest challenges to the
intelligent design movement, categorizes
them, and provides rational answers to
44 questions.
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Discovery of Design: Searching out the Creator’s Secrets
Don B. DeYoung and Derrik Hobbs. 2009. Master Books, 234 pages.
Discover how ideas from nature are leading the way to new inventions and solutions to technical problems. Dozens of examples are presented from the fields of medicine, nanotechnology, surveillance, and more. See how the Creator teaches us practical lessons with microorganisms, plants, animals, and the human body. Fully illustrated.
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How Blind Is the Watchmaker?: Nature’s Design & the Limits of Naturalistic Science (2nd edition)
Neil Broom. 2001. Intervarsity Press, 224 pages.
Author Broom is a university science professor in New Zealand. Broom expresses serious doubt about the validity of naturalism (materialism, namely atheism) in science, especially in research dealing with the subject of origins. The supernatural God is the Creator.
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Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?
Jonathan Wells. 2002. Regnery Publishing. 338 pages.
Written by professional biologist Dr. Jonathan Wells, the book contains an up-to-date exposure of the weaknesses in ten popular "proofs" for evolution. The writing will aid readers in understanding the true nature of the evidence.
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Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science & Theology
William A. Dembski. 1999. Intervarsity Press, 312 pages.
Author Dembski is the current leader of the "Intelligent Design" (ID) movement, and his writings are intended to legitimatize the ID concept within the scientific community. In a scholarly way, Dembski argues that ID is a link between science and theology. This is a landmark type of book.
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Moral Darwinism: How We Became Hedonists
Benjamin Wiker. 2002. InterVarsity Press, 328 pages.
America’s scientific and moral materialism are products of the Darwinian worldview based on ideas dating back more than 2000 years to Epicurus and Lucretius. Wiker’s scholarly book is vital for understanding the current philosophical warfare within our culture.
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Pioneer Explorers of Intelligent Design: Scientists Who Made a Difference
Don DeYoung. 2006. BMH Books, 101 pages (paperback)
Written by CRS President Dr. Don DeYoung, this book gives a fascinating look at the spiritual biographies of 128 great scientists, explorers, astronomers, mathematicians, and physical scientists. Focusing on many lesser known, but talented and significant contributors of early scientific exploration, Dr. DeYoung reveals how their faith was an intricate part of their scientific work. This book also includes an intriguing “Missing Persons” section, in which 16 great thinkers who did not profess a Christian testimony are discussed. These include Charles Darwin, Marie Curie, Stephen Gould, Thomas Huxley, and Carl Sagan.
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The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design
Jonathan Wells. August 2006. Regnery Publishing. 288 pages.
Evolutionists often make the grandiose claim that evolution is based upon “overwhelming evidence.” Dr. Wells skillfully counters this claim showing there is no "overwhelming evidence" for Darwinism. Instead he argues that what many public schools teach about Darwinism is based on known falsehoods. Yet, these falsehoods continue to be promoted by both educators and scientists. Dr. Wells also reasons that Intelligent Design is based on scientific evidence, not religious belief; and that many scientists at major universities accept in intelligent design. He further challenges the motives and rationale employed by the evolutionary establishment to coheres and intimidate their distracters.
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The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning & Public Debate
Phillip E. Johnson. 2002. InterVarsity Press, 191 pages (hard cover).
Going far beyond matters of creation and evolution, Johnson calls for all true educators and leaders to openly pursue questions of ultimate concern. These questions include the meaning of human history, truth and liberty, education, and religion in our pluralistic society.
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Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity
Nancy Pearcey. 2004. Crossway Books, 480
pages (hard cover).
Christianity is a total worldview,
but because the Church
has not realized this, the
Church has given over culture,
science, politics, education,
etc. to the naturalists. This is part of the
sacred/secular or value/fact split. We are
even losing our children as a result. This book
describes the problem and provides the solution. For
us to realize that everything is within the sphere of
Christianity, and there is no sacred/secular split, we
need to get back to creation and jettison Darwinism.
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Uncommon Dissent: Intellectuals Who Find Darwinism Unconvincing
William A. Dembski (editor). 2004. ISI Books, 366 pages.
Essays are by leading intelligent
design intellectuals who find one
or more aspects of Darwinism unpersuasive.
Authors of the essays
include Phillip Johnson, Marcel-
Paul Schützenberger, Nancy Pearcey,
Frank Tipler, Michael Behe,
Michael Denton, Cornelius Hunter,
and David Berlinski.
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The Wedge of Truth: Splitting the Foundations of Naturalism
Phillip E. Johnson. 2000. Intervarsity Press, 192 pages (hard cover).
Lawyer Johnson with his characteristic incisive style drives his wedge into the current naturalistic scientific establishment, opening the collapse of naturalistic Darwinian theory. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is vital for building a meaningful pattern of thinking. Read this book and catch the challenge of awakening the scientific community to the realization that implications from their studies evidence a supernatural designer-creator God.
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Where Darwin Meets the Bible: Creationists and Evolutionists in America
Creationists and Evolutionists in America
Larry A.Witham. 2002. Oxford University Press, 330 pages (hard cover).
Author Witham, a reporter for The Washington Times, objectively discusses the creation-evolution controversy. The book is comprehensive, and is very important for helping creationists and evolutionists understand the pertinent issues.
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