Biology, God's living creation

Biology, God's living creation

by Keith Graham

Part of A Beka Book science series

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Biology: God's Living Creation presents life as God created it and now controls it. Historically, biology was the first major area of assault to the American classroom as evolution permeated the schools in the 1920s. Even today, evolutionism poisons biology textbooks and distracts from God's glory in creation. High school students need to understand God's living creation from a biblical perspective, as God created it, and as man has learned of it. This textbook is totally unique, different from any other biology text in print today. The study of life is presented in a traditional manner as it was discovered by the great naturalists of the past, a large majority of whom revered the biblical account of creation. Unlike other texts, which begin by confusing students with intangible, unseen, and theoretical topics such as biochemistry, subcellular structure, classification, genetics, and philosophy, Biology: God's Living Creation motivate students to learn by first presenting the living world around them, the things they can see, touch, and identify. Evolution is presented for what it is -- a retreat from science. Students and teachers alike will feel more comfortable when they realize that it is not biology that is in conflict with Scripture, but rather the ungodly philosophy of some biologists. Since the day that Darwinism invaded the classrooms, God's glory has been hidden from students. Now there is an opportunity in the Christian classroom to declare that glory with Biology: God's Living Creation. - Preface.

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