Explore the intricate and enduring debate surrounding the theory of evolution in "Is Evolution Proved: A Debate Between Douglas Dewar." This book delves into a historical discussion of evolutionary science, exploring arguments for and against the central tenets of Darwinism. H.S. Shelton presents a comprehensive examination of the scientific evidence and philosophical implications that shaped the understanding of evolution in the mid-20th century.

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