Darwin's Leap of Faith

This is one of the best books about the creation/evolution controversy on the market. This book contains a detailed analysis of the current evolutionary theory. It examines the influence of evolutionary ideas in society, the politics of science, and the scanty evidence for the theory.This well-documented book exposes the lack of evidence for evolutionary theory and shows that evolution is not even a good hypothesis. It also shows that evolutionary theory fails logical analysis (by listing 12 logical fallacies committed by evolutionists, pp 143-144).If you are looking for a book that will help you to understand the debate, this is definitely the book to buy.

I will simply say that, just using their quotes from atheists, the authors present an excellent prima facie case against evolution. Yes, evolutionists admit they have no missing links. Yes, evolutionists admit that Archaeopteryx was indeed a bird. Yes, evolutionists disagree on so many things that it is obvious they are desperate. Also, I wish the people that accuse the authors of misquoting sources would offer some proof. This book is not necessarily a book about creationism, but a book against evolution. The atheists' reviews of this book are obviously so closed-minded that I doubt their validity. Heck, the least they could do is say a few good things about it. The fact that they rip it to shreds indicates (to me, anyway) closed-mindedness. On the down side, this book does contain some quotes that are semi-pointless and prove nothing. However, good job, for the most part.

A good book to show the obvious: Evolutionism is a philosophy, not natural science. Most books in the creation/evolution debate want to be (natural) scientific - the authors of this book, however, show that we are not talking about natural science, but about a totally different scientific discipline, i.e. philosophy and religion. Highly recommended!

Wonderful book. Exposes the true colors of Darwinism and shows that it's a religion more then a scientific theory. Their best evidence is no evidence and it seems very clear. John Ankerberg and Weldon do a great job in presenting their case, and this book should be read widely (it's sold enough copies). Great for both evolutionists and creationists alike. Very powerful, thought-provoking, and intellegent. Also suggested: "Evolution: A Theory in Crisis" by Dr. Michael Denton. (1986)"Nature's Destiny" by Dr Michael Denton (1998)"Darwin's Black Box" by Dr. Michael Behe (1996)"Darwin on Trial" by Professor Phillip Johnson (1991)"Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds" by Professor Phillip Johnson (1997)"Not By Chance" by Dr. Lee Spetner (1985)"The Natural Limits to Biologic Change" by Lane P. Lester (1987?)"The Answers Book" by Ken Hamm and co. (1996)"The Genesis Flood" by Dr. Henry Morris and Dr. J.C Witcomb (1970?)