Men of Science Men of God: Great Scientists of the Past Who Believed the Bible

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Genre: Scientists - General; Religious; Children's Books/Young Adult Biography; Religion; Theology; Scientists; Philosophy and Social Aspects; Children's 12-Up - Biography / Autobiography; Bible and science; Biography;

Average Review: 3.5 stars

Review: not worth wasting trees for : The late Henry Morris, a creationist with no background in biology or history (his degree is in hydraulic engineering), levels false implications of evolution with evils (or Morris's preceived evils). This book is nothing more than a thinly veiled attack on the science of evolutionary biology using long dead mens' faith as some kind of attempt to place Christianity on a pedestal (funny how he didn't get into other faiths, as if science cares if someone is Christian, Hindu, Muslim, or what have you). The bulk of it is something a middle school student could have done as a report; as for accuracy I would suggest reading biographies by actual historians. Someone who is willing to lie about evolution (e.g., Henry Morris) should not be taken seriously in any scholarly field that he is not formally trained in.