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[1] A brief perusal of reviews listed on Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com reveal that those opposed to biblical creationism attack this feature of the book. [2] Many well-intentioned scientists and theologians have attempted to add modern evolutionary concepts to the Bible. Despite their intentions, these people have seriously undermined God’s Word by adding the naturalistic and humanistic belief system of evolution. The church has already been impacted by this and will continue to suffer the repercussions of their compromise in the years to come. [3] Scott M. Huse, The Collapse of Evolution (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1983) p. 4. [4] Dr. Terry Mortenson has done some fantastic research in this area. His doctoral thesis focused on the “scriptural geologists” of the early 19th century and their debate with the uniformitarian geologists. Much of this can be heard in his audiotape series “Standing Against the Myth” available from Answers in Genesis. [5] Scott M. Huse, The Collapse of Evolution (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1983) p. 54. [6] This term refers to changes within a created kind. These have been observed and could more accurately be called variations. [7] This term refers to the evolutionary concept in which one kind (or species) of animal changes into another kind (species) of animal. This has never been observed but is still presented as factual in textbooks. [8] This is the argument that argues from design, i.e. since the world contains amazing complexity and design it logically follows that there must be a Designer. [9] Scott M. Huse, The Collapse of Evolution (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1983) p. 102. [10] Literally “out of nothing.”
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