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From: richard@bison.DEC (MIKE RICHARD CX01-2/M26 DTN 522-2256)
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Subject: Book recommendations
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Date: Sat, 4-Jan-86 23:37:12 EST
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I am currently studying the evolution vs. creation question, but I am having
a hard time finding material that doesn't find gross fault with the other
side's position.  What I want are books that explain the scientific bases
of either creation or evolution and keep the mudslinging to a minimum.  In
addition, I would like them to keep the technical discussion to a level 
understandable by someone with little or no training in chemistry and geology.
Can anyone out there give me some recommendations?  Please send personal mail,
as I do not normally read this newsgroup.  Thanks in advance for any help.

/Mike Richard