The Lie: Evolution by Ken Ham [Master Books, 2012] (Paperback) 25th Anniver [Paperback]
by Ken Ham
'The Lie: Evolution' by Ken Ham critiques evolutionary theory and advocates for a biblical creation perspective. This 25th anniversary paperback from Master Books delves into the cultural and educational impacts of origins debates, urging readers to reconsider scientific claims through the lens of Scripture. An essential read for those exploring faith and science intersections.
About This Book
Published by Master Books in 2012, 'The Lie: Evolution' by Ken Ham addresses key debates in origins and worldview. The book presents arguments against evolutionary ideas, emphasizing a literal interpretation of Genesis.
As a 25th anniversary edition in paperback format, it continues to engage readers on the implications of science and faith. Ham explores how evolutionary theory influences education, culture, and personal beliefs.
The work encourages critical thinking about the origins of life and the universe, drawing from biblical principles to counter naturalistic explanations. It serves as an accessible resource for those questioning mainstream scientific narratives.
Through straightforward prose, the book aims to equip readers with responses to common evolutionary arguments, promoting a creation-based understanding of the world.
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