A Pocket Guide to Problems with Evolution

A Pocket Guide to Problems with Evolution is a short but detailed overview of current problems with evolution as a viable theory to account for the origin of life and the existence of the variety of biological organisms which are either alive today or preserved in the fossil record. It does not aim to present new and exotic research into the subject. Instead, the book makes its primary contribution to the creation/evolution debate through the systematization of existing and widely accepted arguments into one central resource, which is accessible to all. The book also contains a detailed examination of two of the theory’s most acclaimed advocates, Charles Darwin and Richard Dawkins. In reading A Pocket Guide to Problems with Evolution the reader will begin to understand why books such as The Origin of the Species and The Selfish Gene have achieved such acclaim. The reader will also see (perhaps for the first time) the problems associated with the arguments used and why in light of modern science the days of the theory of evolution are now numbered