For over a century, the Holy Bible's story of creation has come under considerable
scrutiny and derision by the scientific community. The length of creation days, the Biblical order of creation,
and man's origin have all been the subjects of heated debates - debates that cast further doubts on Biblical accuracy.
But is such derision warranted?
The Theory of Creation boldly answers that very question. Rather than denounce
other theories or repudiate accepted scientific beliefs, this is a comprehensive
and objective analysis of the first story of the Bible (Genesis 1:1-2:4). Each verse
is carefully examined for its scientific meaning, the original Hebrew text is often
referenced, popular theories are explored, and the purpose and implications of
God’s actions are addressed. Finally, the Biblical account of creation is compared
to the scientific record.
The Theory of Creation will take you on a wondrous journey through time and space - from the explosive birth of
our universe in the Big Bang, through the violent chaotic formation of planet Earth, to the creation of all life
here - culminating in the creation of man. You will be presented with the Biblical Creation story from the
perspective of science with an emphasis on God's plans for humanity and the purpose in His Creation.
The Theory of Creation answers many of the enduring questions of science and resolves the Biblical Creation debate.
PERSPECTIVES ON SCIENCE AND CHRISTIAN FAITH
REVIEW:
"...much intellectually and spiritually appetizing food for thought..."
"As a general believer in intelligent design, I appreciate many of the discussions in this book."
Reviewer: Dan Simon, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, Cleveland State University, Ohio
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AMAZON CUSTOMER REVIEW:
Excellent Study of the Genesis Week
Reviewer: A reader from USA
Jim Schicatano does a detailed study of the Genesis creation week to determine if it is at
odds with science. It is not. He breaks down each day and addresses common issues,
objections and ideas raised by each. Including how to translate the days of Genesis.
His accurate study leads him to conclude that the days should be literally translated as
ages. A wealth of information and a good companion to such books as "The Genesis Question"
by Ross and "Encountering the Book of Genesis" by Arnold.
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