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From: ln63fac@sdcc7.UUCP (Rick Frey)
Newsgroups: net.origins
Subject: Books on Creation Science
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Date: Tue, 15-Oct-85 23:59:42 EDT
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Having just read a series of articles by an author named Winkie Pratney,
I was interested to see him quote a number of books as serious challenges
to many commonly held scientific/evolutionary beliefs.  I'm wondering if
anyone has heard of him or of any of the books that he uses as references.

Creation - The Facts of Life, Gary E. Parker
The Creation-Evolution Controversey, Randy L. Wysong
The Genesis Flood, Henry Morris & John Whitcomb
Genesis and Early Man, Arthur C. Crustance
Evolution - The Fossils Say No!, Duane T. Gish
The Creation of Life, A.E. Wilder Smith & Harold Shaw
Ape-Men - Fact or Fallacy?, M. Bowden

He lists quite a few more and he also lists three institutes that I'd be
interested to hear about in terms of how 'scientific' these research centers
actually are.

Bible - Science Association
Creation Research Society
Institute for Creation Research

If anyone's interested, I'd be more than willing to summarize any or as
many of his arguments as people want.

Thanks,

			Rick Frey
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