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A Reasonable Alternative to Darwin's Origin of Species

[Paperback]

by D. Bruce Fitzgerald

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Paperback / softback
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Aspect
Published
December 2016
Weight
159g

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"The Bible is not based in science." "The worldwide flood is impossible." "There was more than one ice age." "The solar system proves evolution to be true." Ever heard these statements before? They are just a few of the arguments against Creation and origin by an all-knowing Creator. In this follow up from his first book, A Critical Evaluation of Origin of Species, Bruce Fitzgerald shares a deeper insight into how the Bible and scientific evidence work hand-in-hand. Starting with an explanation of the correct way to read Genesis, Fitzgerald walks through basic, fundamental misunderstandings that people have about the Creation account. Continuing with the worldwide flood, he again goes point by point into common arguments against this famous story. Finally, Fitzgerald takes on space and proves through accumulated research that our solar system and beyond echo the remnants of our Creator rather than a big bang. A Reasonable Alternative to Darwin's Origin of Species shows how the biblical narrative is not so far-fetched as one may have previously believed.