Re: Book Recommendation

Sorry, I was not being clear. Any book with solid science and a discussion
of the theological and scientific implications of the various views.

Michael Behe's book on intelligent design is an interesting book, for
instance, although I don't know that I agree with his conclusions. I might
recommend that one. However, it doesn't deal with the geological issues
etc.

Anything from the ICR is right out :-).

on 5/13/04 06:59, Keith Miller at kbmill@ksu.edu wrote:

> Jeffrey:
>
>> I have a friend whose son is approaching the dinosaur age (for parents
>> of little boys, you¹ll know what that means ;-) ).  At any rate, she
>> is looking for a good book discussing creationism/science.  I¹m
>> planning on pointing her to this group, as she has a PhD in P. Chem.,
>> but I would like any recommendations.  Most of what I¹ve run across is
>> lacking the intellectual and theological rigor she is after, I > suspect.
>
> What do you mean? It is not at all clear what you are looking for.
>
> Keith
>
> Keith B. Miller
> Research Assistant Professor
> Dept of Geology, Kansas State University
> Manhattan, KS 66506-3201
> 785-532-2250
> http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~kbmill/

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