title: Creation Rediscovered: Evolution and the Importance of the Origins Debate
author: Gerard J. Keane
description: <DIV>In 1991, Gerard J. Keane published the first edition of his extensive study of evolution, entitled <I>Creation Rediscovered: Evolution and the Importance of the Origins Debate</I>. Within the work, he amassed a large body of disparate evidence on why the concept of Special Creation is both theologically and scientifically superior to the popular theory of Evolution. His argumentative style has been described as being &quot;neither narrowly fundamentalist nor rationally liberal&quot; by Anthony Nevard (editor of <I>Daylight</I>), and the work was reprinted in 1999 by TAN in an updated and expanded edition of 430 pages, complete with a 17-page index supplement.</DIV>
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  **Creation Rediscovered**
  
  
  **Evolution and the  
  Importance of the Origins  
  Debate**
  
  
  **Gerard J. Keane**
  
  
  
  
  
  Copyright © 1999 by Gerard J. Keane.
  
  
  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in
  any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,
  recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without
  permission in writing from the Publisher, except that brief selections may be
  quoted or copied without permission, provided full credit is given.
  
  
  Library of Congress Catalog Card No.: 98-60324
  
  
  The author may be contacted at:
  
  
  P. O. Box 451, Doncaster, Victoria 3108, Australia.
  
  
  TAN BOOKS
  
  
  Charlotte, North Carolina
  
  
  1999
  
  
  
  
  
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  
  
  To our great Creator and Saviour, without whom nothing is possible.
  
  
  To my dear wife and children, who had to endure all the inconvenience, but
  nevertheless helped me to get through the work.
  
  
  To all those individuals who kindly provided so many inci