Gary A. (doublea1971) reviewed on + 8 more book reviews
Miller does a great job toeing the line between uncovering the differences between "other" Christian views of evolution/Darwinianism (i.e. - Intelligent Design, young-earth Creationists, etc) and his own. He gives credit to opposing viewpoints where credit is rightly due. He shreds false arguments where those are readily apparent as well.
Miller probably finds few kindred spirits among modern Evangelical Christianity, but he must be commended for applying Scientific evidences to arguments (both good and bad arguments).
Miller's answer may not be the correct one (and probably not in the eyes of most), but he does a good job in this book of surveying the landscape of points of view in the Christian community. He writes VERY intelligently, VERY readibly, and I recommend this book to anyone wanting to get a good survey view of the Bible/Darwinism argument.
Miller probably finds few kindred spirits among modern Evangelical Christianity, but he must be commended for applying Scientific evidences to arguments (both good and bad arguments).
Miller's answer may not be the correct one (and probably not in the eyes of most), but he does a good job in this book of surveying the landscape of points of view in the Christian community. He writes VERY intelligently, VERY readibly, and I recommend this book to anyone wanting to get a good survey view of the Bible/Darwinism argument.
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