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Title: The Origin of Species Revisited: The Theories of Evolution and of Abrupt Appearance by Wendell R. Bird ISBN: 0-8407-6881-8 Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc Pub. Date: 01 December, 1991 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $59.99

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: An impressive resource
Comment: This is certainly a comprehensive collection of evidence against evolution and for "abrupt appearance", covering a wide range of issues. Vol. 1 deals entirely with the science, and my favorite was the biochemical evolution and abrupt appearance chapters, about the origin of life. Vol. 2 deals with religious, legal and philosophical issues. I found the sections on the law of excluded middle (i.e. creation and evolution are the only real alternatives), and it is also very important to see the religious nature of evolution.

Rating: 5
Summary: Resources for debriefing evolutionary theory.
Comment: This is one of the most comprehensive treatments of heretical Darwiniana ever penned and a must for anyone attempting to review the considerable underground legacy of second opinions about Darwinian theory. Too often one stumbles on a Darwin critique by accident. This work contains a massive bibliography of some 5000 items, with extensive quotations.

Rating: 5
Summary: Most important book of the 20th..., for the 21st Century...
Comment: For the serious layman, advanced student, educator, and those in high academic circles, as well as those who make policy, these 2 volumes serve as a superlative foundation (a primer for all) for understanding what science is, and in contrast of what science has become and how it is promoted in the media under the heavy indoctrination of "evolutionistic" thinking and its impact on our western educational system as well as society as a whole (especially in the case of United States) in the last (20th) Century. And what it could potentially be in the realm of true science, access to all available information of alternative scientific theories without censorship at the appropriate levels of education. The benefits being that of a more enlightened population capable of greater critical thinking abilities as well as the proper attitude of an open minded and sharing atmosphere for all concerned with the advancements in all sciences. And the overall benefit to society as a whole... the nation, neighbors... the world. Bird has set a very balanced tone which is typical of those desiring only that all the relevant facts be known to everyone. It is a book that definitely needs more exposure as well as consideration for going BACK into print. Volume 1 deals with definitions and evidence, and Volume 2 deals with law and education. Textbook material indeed, reading BOTH volumes has given me a very satisfying complete picture of such an important topic that neither should be left out. And the dilemma we face if this information is ignored or intentionally brushed aside without careful inspection. Thanks to "The Theory of Abrupt Appearance", I now have one more cornerstone upon which to build a more complete and sound world view. I believe this book can still be bought NEW at (WWW)ICR(ORG) and almost impossible to find in any public library (too bad).