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"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." This well-worn opening verse to the book of Genesis has been the answer to man's question How did the cosmos begin? from the beginning of recorded history until recent times. But today, in our computer space-age, can we say that this statement is still relevant? Is this a valid and believable account of our origins? One thing at least will be widely agreed upon about the biblical verse: it relates time, space, and matter in a stunning economy of words, all the more remarkable for the fact that these three most basic entities are mutually required. That is to say, no one entity can exist without the other two. No matter who the author was in the remote past, it certainly was someone with great wisdom and insight. Taken quite literally, the statement offers the reader a straightforward explanation for the origin of the universe and all it contains, making no apology for the fact that the account involves supernatural creation ex nihilo, creation of something from nothing.
1. Revelation, Reason, and Revolution
2. Preparing the Ground
3. Foundations for Darwin's Theory
4. Science and Geology
5. Charles Darwin, M.A.
6. The Species Question
7. The First Missing Link
8. From Mammal to Man
9. More Fossil Men
10. Heads, Organs, and Embryos
11. The Age of the Earth
12. Old Earth, Young Earth
13. From Revelation to Scientism
14. The Road to Atheism
15. New World Order
