Building blocks in science

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Building blocks in science / Gary Parker. - Green Forest, Ark. : Master Books, c2007. - 160 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

(Laying a creation foundation)

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Parker Gary.

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Evolution Creationism

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Brak informacji o dostępności: sygn. edu (1 egz.)

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Uwaga dotycząca bibliografii

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Uwaga dotycząca zawartości

Zawiera: Unit 1: War of world views -- The classic debate. Evolutionist's opening remarks -- Creationist's opening remarks. What a difference! -- The nature of science -- Evolution vs. science -- Historical time-lines. Classic creationist model. Classic evolutionist model -- Scientifically testable predictions. Philosophic presuppositions: assumptions, assertions, and implications -- Unit 2: Dinosaurs! -- Dinosaurs, Creation and the Fall -- Dinosaurs, the Flood, and the Gospel -- Dinosaurs, evolution, and science. Creation vs. evolution. Dinosaur reconstructions -- "Terrible lizards" or "terrible reptiles". Dinosaurs as reptiles. Dinosaurs and reptilian subgroups -- Dinosaurs and birds? -- What about dino extinction and an "Age of dinosaurs"? -- Dinosaurs in recorded history. Mankind and dinosaurs: the fossil evidence. The Good News -- Unit 3: Human Origins -- "Cave men" and "human evolution". Neanderthal "cave men" -- Enormous errors in the evolutionist's evidence. Piltdown Man ("Eoanthropus dawsoni"). D. Java Man ("Pithecanthropus") -- Nebraska Man and the Scopes "monkey" trial -- Australopithecines -- "Away from evolution". Science vs. human evolution. More science vs. human evolution: classification. Anatomy -- Dating of fossils of apes and people. Radiometric dating. Stratigraphic dating. Molecular dating -- In God's image.

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Streszczenie: "This book is the first in a new series of studies from the Institute for Creation Research. Targeted at youth, this book by former evolutionary biologist Gary Parker looks at life sciences, digging into physical structures from early man to fossils. Discusses DNA, the artistic skills of Neandertal Man, and much more. Parker uses his popular teaching skills to focus on topics such as the chemical reaction between acids and bases, then zooms back out for the big picture: scriptural evidence that God created all. By integrating his thorough knowledge of how the human body works with man's natural surroundings, Parker presents both a physiological and philosophical picture of our purpose on this planet. Includes study questions, discussion topics, and more"--Answers in Genesis.