I've been looking for concise books that would introduce the main issues of origins for (particularly older high school age) Christians.
I contacted a couple of creation organisations, and got either directed to their website, or recommendations for massive tomes, or nothing!
Then, in a recent 'specials' leaflet from one such organisation I saw what looked like the books, and bought them.
All good.
Here they are:
The Dawkins Proof by Barns
Taking aspects of Dawkins' book The God Delusion and uses them to provide evidence for God that Dawkins must rely on to prosecute parts of his argument. Irritatingly quotes from the AV, for some reason. NASB would be far better.
Evidence for Creation by de Rosa
A brief but sufficient survey of the basic evidence for Special Creation.
Six-Day Creation by Burney
Examination of the defined duration fiat creation of the Bible. Another irritation, he adopts the tedious Puritan authorial habit of enumerating points in ordinals (firstly.....sixthly.... ninthly...), when the modern pattern of simply numbering paragraphs would suffice.
World Winding Down by Wieland
Overview of the Second Law of Thermodynamics and its application to information theory.
Did God Use Evolution? by Gitt
Another tedious presentation, yet with good content from a largely scientific point of view. He doesn't really deal with the theological reasons very well, although he does touch on them relevantly.
Foolish Faith by Judah Etinger
An apologetics summary covering origins, the Bible and faith.
