creationism

Primary and secondary sources help explore both sides of the issue of creationism and evolution.

Examines the fundamental methods of science, focusing on the evidence supporting the theory of biological evolution and analyzes alternate perspectives, including various theories of creationism, such as intelligent design.

Examines the diversity and complexity of life on Earth, explaining how all forms of life evolved throughout time, and uses this information to dispute the theory of Creationism.

A collection of essays that discusses the conflict between the teaching of science and religion in American schools, and describes efforts by Christian groups to have creationism taught alongside evolution.

Phrases and images from the first chapter of Genesis depict the miracle of creation.

Chronicles the conflict between religious and scientific views of life over more than three thousand years, exploring the cultural, religious, and scientific events that shaped the debate over evolution and creationism.

Contains sixteen essays that provide varying perspectives on the debate over intelligent design and evolution, discussing whether the theory of intelligent design is based on religion, science, or neither; which theory should be taught in schools; the compatibility of Christianity and Darwinism; and other topics.

Contains the author's theory into the scientific evidence for evolution and includes reasons why he feels it should b taught in schools, provides the various religious points of view, and offers insight to the evolution-creationism controversy.