Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?

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Permalink Reply by David Thomas Posey on October 21, 2010 at 4:59pm

You have already published many great books. There are still a few I would like to see, however.

I would like to see field guides from a creationist perspective. Audobon, Smithsonian, and Peterson are fairly in depth, but they are certainly not creationist. It would be handy to have comprehensive, pictorial guides on living animals, without the "birds evolved from reptiles" mess.
I would also like a good field guide on fossils, or better yet a series of guides, detailing layer by layer the various life forms that lived in each habitat.
One type of literature that is in very short supply is cryptozoological material. I couldn't care less about the jersey devil, but I'd like some creationist perspective on sea life, not-quite-extinct land animals, etc. An exhaustive reference on sightings and evidence would be appreciated. A field guide might also be handy.
Really, exhaustive, encyclopedic resources on any scientific or historical topic would be a great resource.

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Permalink Reply by Lance Ponder on October 21, 2010 at 9:03pm

While I welcome constructive criticism - iron sharpens iron - I'm not thrilled about spending countless hours debating for the sake of debating. I have read through a number of the threads on this site and while a few people are having some interesting discussions, I see a lot of contencious (sp?) debate for the sake of debate here. I'm not interested in that. That's why after I signed up I have not posted any of that stuff here. Thanks, though.


Prometheus Wins said:

Hello Lance,


I just checked out the link that you provided. This looks really interesting. There are at least a couple of proponents of evolution and science, including myself, currently active on this forum. We are engaging in a dialogue with some of the good people on this forum regarding many of the issues that you describe. Pehaps you would like to join the conversation? We could set up a thread specifically dedicated to the issues you present on your website.


Lance Ponder said:

I'm working on a manuscript I'm calling "Creative Science." Its a compilation of evidences from a spectrum of sciences. I'm currently posting the raw material as a series on bible.org under the Impact blog and the entire series is already posted at http://worldwidebiblestudies.org/Study533226-Creative-Science-Intro.... I'd love to find out if that's the sort of thing you're interested in.

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Permalink Reply by Prometheus Wins on October 22, 2010 at 3:37am

Aww...chucks. Pity. Actually, I am still feeling my way around, trying to find a handle on discussions so that we can address the important issues in a constructive way. I assure you that I don't have the time to debate for the sake of debating. My own aim is primarily to win souls for Darwinism promote mutual understanding.

Lance Ponder said:

While I welcome constructive criticism - iron sharpens iron - I'm not thrilled about spending countless hours debating for the sake of debating. I have read through a number of the threads on this site and while a few people are having some interesting discussions, I see a lot of contencious (sp?) debate for the sake of debate here. I'm not interested in that. That's why after I signed up I have not posted any of that stuff here. Thanks, though.


Prometheus Wins said:

Hello Lance,


I just checked out the link that you provided. This looks really interesting. There are at least a couple of proponents of evolution and science, including myself, currently active on this forum. We are engaging in a dialogue with some of the good people on this forum regarding many of the issues that you describe. Pehaps you would like to join the conversation? We could set up a thread specifically dedicated to the issues you present on your website.


Lance Ponder said:

I'm working on a manuscript I'm calling "Creative Science." Its a compilation of evidences from a spectrum of sciences. I'm currently posting the raw material as a series on bible.org under the Impact blog and the entire series is already posted at http://worldwidebiblestudies.org/Study533226-Creative-Science-Intro.... I'd love to find out if that's the sort of thing you're interested in.

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