Let There Be Light

It could, perhaps, be said that the evolution/creation controversy extends back in time to those unforgettable words, "Has God really said...?" Since that time, this debate has been approached from virtually every angle, so it is quite refreshing to see a book presented that has a "new twist."
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It could, perhaps, be said that the evolution/creation controversy extends back in time to those unforgettable words, "Has God really said...?" Since that time, this debate has been approached from virtually every angle, so it is quite refreshing to see a book presented that has a "new twist."
Building his argument upon a platform known as "presuppositional apologetics," author Jay Seegert brings new life and understanding to this age-old disputation. Contending that the evolutionist understanding is every bit as much a religious belief as the creation position, Seegert then systematically, with a well-balanced inclusion of semi-technical and plain language, presents the case that the Bible and its presentation of explanation for what we observe around us is more logical than is the "louder" evolutionary acclamations.
Regardless of the reader's current position and knowledge level regarding this controversy, they will come away with a degree of new understanding.