The Lie: Evolution

Poorly worded, unconvincing, and plain sad.

Ham can definitely get you to question some things about the scientific process as a whole, at least in a philosophical manner. This book is best for giving you some ways of critical thinking, but not for disproving evolution. If you read this book, then read a book that argues for evolution (Evolution vs. Creationism by Eugenie C. Scott, for example), this book looks like a joke in comparison.

This is a masterpeice. Ham does a great job of exposing the real facts and what they really indicate. I would like to respond to one of the previous reviews which said that the creation scientists are afraid to debate the evolutionists that they accuse of lying. The person who said this is a typical evolutionist because he has the facts mixed up. The truth is, most evolution professors are afraid to debate the well-known creationists(Ken Ham, Duane Gish,Mr. Morris), because the creationists usually have a stronger showing. Science clearly goes hand-in-hand with the creationist theory while there are obvious flaws in the evolution theory (as presented in the book).

There are a lot of points that are brought up that I never had answers to.I read the bible,and find Ken Ham to be speaking the truth in parallel to teachings of the bible.

This book provides acurate, well thought out arguments against evolution. It clearly shows not only the differences between creation and evolution, and why creation can be the only correct choice, but it also points out how foundational this issue is to the entire faith! It has revolutionalized my faith and inspired me to begin witnissing the truth. It's easy to understand and yet very thorough. Recommended reading for any age, especially young Christians, trying to fight the bias they get at school. Enjoy!