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Evolution's Final Days: The Mounting Evidence Disproving The Theory of Evolution
You are viewing the 1st edition of this book. The updated 2nd edition is now available at the link ――――――――――――In this groundbreaking book, John Morrison examines the theory of evolution currently being taught in high schools and colleges across the world. This planet was once nothing but liquid and gas but somehow, over billions of years, the countless number of living organisms currently on earth came into existence.Once the currently taught theory is understood, John then proceeds to explain what the textbooks don't teach which puts the theory of evolution in a new light. Once you're done reading Evolution's Final Days, you'll realize that the theory of evolution could never have occurred in the way scientists proclaim, and the many reasons why new theories are not currently being taught. You'll understand why we need to stand up as a community, and fight for science to be taught as it was intended. And you'll come to know why the theory of evolution is truly in its final days!Whether you're new to the theory of evolution or have your PhD, this book will truly make you question what you have been told, and you'll be sure to learn new information you may have never knew existed.――――――――――――As a FREE bonus, only for book buyers, you'll receive John's special report titled The Top 5 World Mysteries. This special report is not available to the general public, or anywhere else. It exists solely as a "thank you" to buyers of this book.――――――――――――Learn the truth about the theory of evolution. Click the "Buy Now" button at the top of the page and start reading Evolution's Final Days right now!
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95 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 22, 2019
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April 9, 2019
Wasn't going to leave a review of this as it's someone who doesn't know what he is talking about but seemed naive. At the end he requests 5-Star Reviews on Amazon. Well, you can take the good with the bad Mr. Morrison because your book was one of the dumbest things I have read in a long time.
Dear Opponents of Evolution,
Please make sure you understand what you're arguing against. Please make sure you know that evolution doesn't suggest that you were once a monkey. Please do not be afraid to ask questions.
Sincerely,
People who have done the reading on evolution that you don’t want too.
How you argue can say a lot about your understanding. Within a single minute of this book I knew full well the author was clueless on the subject he is writing. Comparing the theory that a giraffe's stretching its neck and passing on these genes to the intricacies of playing basketball and your children being equally as good are only comparable if you do not understand genetics or want to misrepresent your opponents.
The more the book advances, the clearer it became that this author is clueless. I say that as someone who has genuinely looked into the science of evolution and though I am by no means an expert, it is exceptionally easy to tell that he just doesn't understand history (apparently Darwin’s ideas were accepted immediately and unquestionably)… or science (aspects of sex and conception suggest he needs to go back into sex education)… or language (micro and macro evolution don’t mean what you think they mean)… or how textbooks work (he accuses textbooks of stating that a fully formed ancestor was located proving evolution… but doesn’t show any examples of this).
The best part though, and the part that made me laugh out loud, was when he declares that Aliens designing our course of biological history is entirely more plausible than that silly gradual change stuff that you cannot challenge Darwin on.
This author falls into an intellectual trap that I find a lot of people fall into: they look at the conclusion and nothing else. He lists countless people who got removed from their jobs, doesn’t look at ANYTHING else and then infers his own beliefs into the conclusion. What the author doesn’t let you know is that these people who were removed from their jobs were people who failed to substantiate their position and wanted to unjustifiably teach scientifically inaccurate positions at University.
Perhaps before releasing a book on a subject that will prove provocative, maybe understand your arguments. I am glad that this book exists though. Next time someone states that people who believe in evolution argue against straw men it’ll do well to simply bring up this book as proof that there are, in fact, people that do believe the falsehoods that get perpetuated. I wonder if the straw men that the author brings up can be supported.
Dear Opponents of Evolution,
Please make sure you understand what you're arguing against. Please make sure you know that evolution doesn't suggest that you were once a monkey. Please do not be afraid to ask questions.
Sincerely,
People who have done the reading on evolution that you don’t want too.
How you argue can say a lot about your understanding. Within a single minute of this book I knew full well the author was clueless on the subject he is writing. Comparing the theory that a giraffe's stretching its neck and passing on these genes to the intricacies of playing basketball and your children being equally as good are only comparable if you do not understand genetics or want to misrepresent your opponents.
The more the book advances, the clearer it became that this author is clueless. I say that as someone who has genuinely looked into the science of evolution and though I am by no means an expert, it is exceptionally easy to tell that he just doesn't understand history (apparently Darwin’s ideas were accepted immediately and unquestionably)… or science (aspects of sex and conception suggest he needs to go back into sex education)… or language (micro and macro evolution don’t mean what you think they mean)… or how textbooks work (he accuses textbooks of stating that a fully formed ancestor was located proving evolution… but doesn’t show any examples of this).
The best part though, and the part that made me laugh out loud, was when he declares that Aliens designing our course of biological history is entirely more plausible than that silly gradual change stuff that you cannot challenge Darwin on.
This author falls into an intellectual trap that I find a lot of people fall into: they look at the conclusion and nothing else. He lists countless people who got removed from their jobs, doesn’t look at ANYTHING else and then infers his own beliefs into the conclusion. What the author doesn’t let you know is that these people who were removed from their jobs were people who failed to substantiate their position and wanted to unjustifiably teach scientifically inaccurate positions at University.
Perhaps before releasing a book on a subject that will prove provocative, maybe understand your arguments. I am glad that this book exists though. Next time someone states that people who believe in evolution argue against straw men it’ll do well to simply bring up this book as proof that there are, in fact, people that do believe the falsehoods that get perpetuated. I wonder if the straw men that the author brings up can be supported.
August 17, 2020
Uneducated
This has to be one of the silliest attempts at disproving evolution I've ever read. Amazon recommend this book in my feed and I bought it on a whim, and it is truly awful. At least Michael Behe constructs his arguments from scientific observation. John Morrison work is like going back to middle school and hearing a kid "nuh-uh!" over and over. Save your time, save your money. If you want to argue against evolution, for goodness sake find someone with credentials at least, don't make an ignorant buy like I did. This book is truly horrible.
This has to be one of the silliest attempts at disproving evolution I've ever read. Amazon recommend this book in my feed and I bought it on a whim, and it is truly awful. At least Michael Behe constructs his arguments from scientific observation. John Morrison work is like going back to middle school and hearing a kid "nuh-uh!" over and over. Save your time, save your money. If you want to argue against evolution, for goodness sake find someone with credentials at least, don't make an ignorant buy like I did. This book is truly horrible.
September 12, 2025
This is a brief yet clear defence of intelligent design -hence a creator, an uncaused cause. The author does not use this book to defend the Biblical God, but as a believer in the Biblical God, I appreciate his clear statements about the impossibility of evolution happening, especially as it relates to non-living things coming alive somehow.
June 13, 2022
This book was reasonably well written BUT was a shocking waste of time - about an hour as it is very short! Despite being recently published (2020) it was a poor reiteration of debunked ideas that have been regurgitated by Christian apologists/anti-evolutionists as 'arguments' for decades. There is nothing new. I had really hoped for something new!
Many of the quotes and statements allocated to others are inaccurate, and have no citation - they also use the common apologist trick of not including the context - and thus removing the rebuttal of the rhetorical statement quoted in 'support' of the apologetic views..
Some of the arguments are just illogical or just plain wrong.
Frankly you would be better watching some apologists videos (and some of the reaction videos to those) on Youtube and the comments if you are really interested in the young earth creationist/evolution debate.
In summary
"....mounting evidence ........" - nope not any.
".......Disproving evolution "- nope it didn't and didn't really try very hard.
"...... problems, myth, hoax, fraud and flaws ....." - Yes the book is full of these, unfortunately in the apologetics argument against evolution.
AND by the way, they accept evolution (micro-evolution) but only within species, but include cosmology and by the way confuse both cosmology (the origin of the universe) and abiogenesis (the beginning of life) with the 'Theory of Evolution' AND deliberately misunderstand what a scientific theory actually is!
I really wanted to give 'no stars' but...............
Many of the quotes and statements allocated to others are inaccurate, and have no citation - they also use the common apologist trick of not including the context - and thus removing the rebuttal of the rhetorical statement quoted in 'support' of the apologetic views..
Some of the arguments are just illogical or just plain wrong.
Frankly you would be better watching some apologists videos (and some of the reaction videos to those) on Youtube and the comments if you are really interested in the young earth creationist/evolution debate.
In summary
"....mounting evidence ........" - nope not any.
".......Disproving evolution "- nope it didn't and didn't really try very hard.
"...... problems, myth, hoax, fraud and flaws ....." - Yes the book is full of these, unfortunately in the apologetics argument against evolution.
AND by the way, they accept evolution (micro-evolution) but only within species, but include cosmology and by the way confuse both cosmology (the origin of the universe) and abiogenesis (the beginning of life) with the 'Theory of Evolution' AND deliberately misunderstand what a scientific theory actually is!
I really wanted to give 'no stars' but...............
April 6, 2021
A no nonsense book
Evolutionists must come to terms with the inadequacy of their hypothesis or move away from it and quit trying to silence genuine scientists. John has made the argument for design. Since no rationalizations of random forces can or ever will be demonstrated they need a new line of work.
Evolutionists must come to terms with the inadequacy of their hypothesis or move away from it and quit trying to silence genuine scientists. John has made the argument for design. Since no rationalizations of random forces can or ever will be demonstrated they need a new line of work.
July 14, 2019
Easy to read. A great book for teens and young adults
This is an easy read and a great introduction for people who are new to intelligent design vs. Evolution debate. I especially think this book would be good for teens as they are being brain washed in school on evolution.
This is an easy read and a great introduction for people who are new to intelligent design vs. Evolution debate. I especially think this book would be good for teens as they are being brain washed in school on evolution.
July 14, 2019
A good book to start a conversation.
The author of this book has done quite well at presenting different ideas about evolution. Mr. Morrison does not state one theory is better than others, but to keep an open mind.
The author of this book has done quite well at presenting different ideas about evolution. Mr. Morrison does not state one theory is better than others, but to keep an open mind.
February 19, 2021
Concise, rational easy read; highly recommend.
John Morrison presents a compelling argument against Darwin’s theory of evolution through gradual, natural selection that I believe Darwin himself would champion were he alive today.
John Morrison presents a compelling argument against Darwin’s theory of evolution through gradual, natural selection that I believe Darwin himself would champion were he alive today.
July 31, 2020
Great for the lay person
This book is concise and explains the basics very well.Recommended if you'd like to get up to speed with the issues
This book is concise and explains the basics very well.Recommended if you'd like to get up to speed with the issues
August 25, 2020
Quick, easy read
Easy to read and understand. Any layperson could read this short book and using their own common sense come to the correct conclusion.
Easy to read and understand. Any layperson could read this short book and using their own common sense come to the correct conclusion.
August 12, 2022
Some good points made against the 'theory of evolution'. I would have liked a more detailed analysis and arguments.
January 29, 2020
Wow, this book is excellent, and the most succinct description of why The Theory of Evolution falls short in every way. John Morrison methodically describes in plan english, point by point, the fallacies that Evolutionist force down the throats of the scientific community and why there is definitely an option to replace it.
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