These links below correspond with the references at the end of each chapter of Evolution Exposed
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Ham, K., Creation: Where’s the proof? Creation 22(1):39–42, 1999 |
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Morris, H., Men of Science, Men of God, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 27–28, 1998 |
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Aston, J. (Ed.), In Six Days, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 241–245, 2000 |
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Weston, P., How to read an evolutionary family tree, Creation 18(3):52, 1996 |
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Austin, S., Archaeoraptor: Featured dinosaur from National Geographic doesn’t fly |
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Matthews, M., Scientific American admits creationists hit a sore spot |
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Harrub, B., and Thompson, B., The demise of mitochondrial Eve |
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Demick, D., Life from life … or not? Creation 23(1):36–41, 2000 |
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Vaterlaus, G. (Ed.), War of the Worldviews, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 15–28, 2006 |
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Swee-Eng, A., The origin of life: A critique of current scientific models, TJ 10(3):300–314, 1996 |
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Grigg, R., Could monkeys type the 23rd Psalm, Creation 13(1):30–34, 1990 |
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Vetter, J., Something fishy about lungs, Creation 14(1):46–47, 1991 |
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Menton, D., Hurdles in the evolution of amphibians to reptiles, October 1, 2006 |
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Bergman, J., The evolution of feathers: A major problem for Darwinism, TJ 17(1):33–41, 2003 |
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Batten, D. (Ed.), The Answers Book, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 211–218, 2000 |
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Doolan, R., The echidna enigma … and the platypus puzzle, Creation 18(2):26–27, 1996 |
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Oard, M., Frozen in Time, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 53–60, 2004 |
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Vaterlaus, G. (Ed.), War of the Worldviews, Master Books, Green Forest, AR, pp. 43–58, 2006 |
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Driver, R., Australia’s Aborigines … did they see dinosaurs? Creation 21(1):24–27, 1998 |
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DeWitt, D., Chimp-human hybridization: Two of a kind or two different kinds? |
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Oard, M., Neandertal man—the changing picture, Creation 25(4):10–14, 2003 |
Evolution Exposed: Earth Sciences
The earth science textbooks used in public schools today teach that the universe began with a big bang and that the earth, and life on it, slowly evolved over billions of years. Roger Patterson shows students how to respectfully counter the evolutionary bias and indoctrination in astronomical and geological evolution.