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Originally Posted by moyself
Jim Colyer,
If you are looking for unbiased answers, this is not the right website. If you want to read a book that is minutely biased and explains both points of view: Creation and Evolution, I have one in mind.
The book is titled Exploring Creation with General Science by Dr. Jay. L. Wile. The author admits that his book is somewhat biased, but it still gives you the choice to believe in either theory.
The book is a textbook, but if you want simple answers, this is it.
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That's not science, friend. That's intelligent design, a christian book for home schooling. I encourage you two watch this special on NOVA about the attempts to introduce ID into the classroom in Dover, PA.
You can view it online, for free, and it's worth your time. It's split into sections so you don't have to watch it all at once if your schedule won't permit:
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 1: A Town Divided
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 2: What is Evolution?
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 3: Introducing Intelligent Design
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 4: The Trial Begins
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 5: The Fossil Record
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 6: A Very Successful Theory
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 7: The Nature of Science
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 8: Examining Intelligent Design
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 9: Faith and Reason
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 10: Separation of Church and State
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 11: A Culture Conflict
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS
Section 12: Closing Arguments
NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Watch the Program | PBS