Understanding the Pattern of Life: Origins and Organization of the Species

by Todd Charles Wood, Kurt P. Wise, Megan J. Murray

"From the Preface of "Understanding the Pattern of Life": 'I pray that what you are about to read will be unlike any creationist book that you have ever read. It has never been my intention to write yet another book about the truth of Scripture or perceived inadequacies of evolution. Instead, this book is an expression of my attempt, however feeble, to allow the truth of God to transform my view of biology. Rather than trying to prove the truth of Scripture, I assume it as a starting point. From there, I build what I believe to be a reasonable model of biology that fits both the facts of Scripture and the data of creation. You will find that evolutionary theories are mentioned only rarely, and when I do discuss them, I do so to highlight the differences between my ideas and the conventional view.'"

256 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2003

Reviews

[Tracy Daugherty · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book does not try to disprove evolution but is informed by scripture. As such, it is a creation based biosystematics based book. Those who subscribe to intelligent design will find much in this book to appreciate.

[Duck · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book does not try to disprove evolution but is informed by scripture. As such, it is a creation based biosystematics based book. Those who subscribe to intelligent design will find much in this book to appreciate.