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The humorous sarcasm commanded my attention from the first paragraph. I loved the composition and the unique style of his writing. He was able to appeal both to the intellect and common, making highly technical and scientific terms easy to comprehend without offending or belittling. I am on my way to purchase the Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom. An atheist of 16 years myself, his writings made me question the idea of evolution, which I never fully agreed with before. The entire theory is emasculated in this book, making it hard for anyone with the facts to believe it fully again. I'm not yet a convert, but I do agree with nearly everything else I read in this book that is both, in equal proportions, Science and Christian material. It was blended well enough, and avoided the more beligerant flow most Christians take when discussing this topic. I did sense some frustration and in a few chapters some cyncism, but I put the book down feeling more curious than bothered. Good job Mr. Schroeder. Even if I don't agree with you, I do respect you. --Thomas Abernathy, Ph.d
Long title and detailed book... definitely a must read. I've never seen the theory of evolution destroyed so thoroughly. The scientific information was paramount to proving the existence of God. --William
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John Schroeder, author of Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom, does it again in Monkeys. He uses the scientific data that Darwinist use to defeat their claims of evolution. There is no way to come away from this book without definitive proof that evolution is a lie, and that intelligent design is the only logical and scientific conclusion. Every Christian should have this book, if for no other reason than to teach their children the truth and to educate themselves against the lie of evolution. No matter how much you think you understand creation, this book causes you to re-think the brilliance of God. This book, though scientific and factual, is also very entertaining and enjoyable. Mr. Schroeder writes with sarcastic humor and blatant honesty.
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The humorous sarcasm commanded my attention from the first paragraph. I loved the composition and the unique style of his writing. He was able to appeal both to the intellect and common, making highly technical and scientific terms easy to comprehend without offending or belittling. I am on my way to purchase the Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom. An atheist of 16 years myself, his writings made me question the idea of evolution, which I never fully agreed with before. The entire theory is emasculated in this book, making it hard for anyone with the facts to believe it fully again. I'm not yet a convert, but I do agree with nearly everything else I read in this book that is both, in equal proportions, Science and Christian material. It was blended well enough, and avoided the more beligerant flow most Christians take when discussing this topic. I did sense some frustration and in a few chapters some cyncism, but I put the book down feeling more curious than bothered. Good job Mr. Schroeder. Even if I don't agree with you, I do respect you. --Thomas Abernathy, Ph.d
Long title and detailed book... definitely a must read. I've never seen the theory of evolution destroyed so thoroughly. The scientific information was paramount to proving the existence of God. --William
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John Schroeder, author of Darwinism: Sorcery in the Classroom, does it again in Monkeys. He uses the scientific data that Darwinist use to defeat their claims of evolution. There is no way to come away from this book without definitive proof that evolution is a lie, and that intelligent design is the only logical and scientific conclusion. Every Christian should have this book, if for no other reason than to teach their children the truth and to educate themselves against the lie of evolution. No matter how much you think you understand creation, this book causes you to re-think the brilliance of God. This book, though scientific and factual, is also very entertaining and enjoyable. Mr. Schroeder writes with sarcastic humor and blatant honesty.
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