Biology and Creation: An Introduction Regarding Life and Its Origins (Creation Research Society Reader Series, No. 4)

This book has been written in a way that easily can be understood by those without a strong scientific background. The author shows that the scientific evidence from biology and related fields clearly demands the acceptance of the creation of all living organisms by a supernatural Creator. He emphasizes the fact that scientists who hold the position of a supernatural creation do not constitute a tiny minority, but are numbered in tens of thousands. "Biology and Creation" will help answer the following questions, and more: What is life? What's alive out in space? The making of "life" in the lab - really? How about the "law of cells"? Can a creationist be a scientist? Where do evolutionists stand? Is Intelligent Design part of biology?