Title: Same old tired story...
Product review: Blah, blah, blah...I get so tired of reading the same old tired story: "Darwin evil, Bible good." This book seems to be filled with half-truths, mistakes, misunderstandings, and faulty logic. (I say "seems" because I just couldn't bring myself to finish it; the first few chapters, combined with selective samplings of the rest, demonstrated to me that there is nothing new here.) The main thrust of this entire book is basically a fallacious appeal to consequences.I'll have to agree with Eugenie Scott's review of the book: Johnson has too little an understanding of evolution and science in general to mount an effective attack.If you're interested in learning more about the fact and theory of evolution, read Gould, Dennett, Eldredge, or Dawkins. If you want to read a desperate, grasping-at-straws defense of comfortable childhood fables, read Johnson.
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