Creation Evolution And The Handicapped
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The author shows that evolution is not a logical theory. It is self-contradicting, self-fulfilling, dogmatic, and simply “scientism” cloaked in the guise of a first-century religion. The evolutionary hypothesis is detrimental to operational science, and only the biblical worldview sustains the preconditions for intelligibility sufficient to sustain empirical science. If evolutionary dogma is followed to its logical conclusion, it promotes a climate of death, a devaluing of life, and is directly detrimental to the disabled and the handicapped.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781512728637
ISBN10: 1512728632
Richard Corwin
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: February 2016
Publisher: WestBow Press
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