"Judge" Darwin

Author: (USA) Philip J. Johnson, translated by Qian Kun et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The author of this book raises challenges to Darwin's theory of evolution from various perspectives. The evidence and references he analyzes and cites are often existing facts, pointing out the problems encountered by the theory of evolution, which is meaningful and valuable. Professor Johnson, based on American law, stands in the position of a neutral and impartial judge, objectively synthesizing and comparing the evidence and arguments presented by both the prosecution and defense. Then, he publicly explains the reasons for the judgment in written form. Therefore, this book serves as an important reference tool for both supporters and opponents of the theory of evolution. It is worth noting that the author claims to approach the issue from a legal perspective using purely logical methods. However, he also explicitly acknowledges that he is a theist. Thus, his stance and viewpoints do not represent the editors. Whether his reasoning is truly "objective" and "impartial" is open to question, and readers are advised to pay attention to this point when reading.