Dinosaurs by Design

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Summary: Question Your Answers
Review: This book is written in an easy style that enables readers of all ages to enjoy the information given. Science and Scripture are not mutually exclusive, as explained by the author using scientific fact and wonderful illustration. Mr. Gish gives the truly open-minded evolutionist something to think about, and perhaps something to honestly research on their own. He dosen't answer our questions so much as he questions our answers. Scientists who are also Christians should be grateful for this book as a tool to open the minds of others.

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Summary: All Creationists Must Read
Review: This book truly states what is right-- creation. There is no way that evolution could have happened. So far, no scientist has been able to find "the missing link." Could it be that there is none? Obviously. Teach children the truth, before they're misled by our sad school systems. Someone commented in their review that we shouldn't let adults read this book so that they might believe it. I am only 15, read it, and I believe it. Now if only others can do the same.

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Summary: Fun with Fallacy
Review: This book was recently introduced to my high school science room by our amused teacher, lent to her by a friend. We've enjoyed it thoroughly. It's been passed around, and agreed that its most charming characteristics are the illustrations ;Effects of Sin," the fire-breathing herbivore interpretation of the leviathan, and St. George gallantly attacking... a dinosaur. I personally found it rather hard to believe that the author held as truth all that he wrote. However, I recommend it whole-heartedly to anyone with a fairly high tolerance for the absurd. END

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Summary: The Truth
Review: This is a concise presentation of closest thing to the truth that is known about these animals. When all of the facts are examined about these amazing creatures, this book explains in a very easy to understand and logical manner what the actual history of the dinosaurs is. Please bear in mind that this viewpoint is sometimes violently attacked by athiests and secular humanists who aren't particularly concerned with the facts. I highly recommend this book, not only for children, but as an introduction to this concept for adults.

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Summary: Great book about dinosaurs!
Review: This is a great book for kids and adults alike who would like to learn more about dinosaurs. Though I would think that it would be better for young children. Adults who would like to learn the truth about dinosaurs should see The Great Dinosaur Mystery Solved! by Ken Ham. All in all a great book!

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Summary: Wow, what a joke.
Review: This is clearly Gish's most outragous book. I'm amazed that anyone believes a word in it, but there seems to be a lot. Parents, the poor children who you are forcefeeding these disturbing lies are going to have a hell of a time adjusting to reality later. If you plan to send you child to college some day DO NOT allow this man's perverse ideas into their mind, it will either cause them to be ridiculed at school by their peers, or more likely they'll learn the truth and it will backfire on you, the parent! Ignoring modern advances in this feild, Gish uses outdated evidence from over 100 years ago to support this fairytale view of the fossil record. How could anyone really think dinosaurs lived 6,000 years ago? He is a nut, simple as that.

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Summary: Wonderful dinosaur book for children!
Review: We really enjoyed this book about dinosaurs from the creationistic point of view. It gives credible answers to all the questions children have about how dinosaurs fit in from a biblical viewpoint. Even as an adult reading this book I had many of the secular evolutionary ideas I grew up on challenged. It will enhance your faith in God to realize that there are credible creationistic theories in response to secular evolution!

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Summary: Ignorance is Bliss
Review: Well, if you want your children growing up ignorant, this book is for you. The book tries to push itself off as a children's book, but it is really a subtle attempt to push off the most narrow-minded kind of creationist thinking on children.