Entropic Dissident

One of the most powerful argument against the prevailing axiom in origins I've seen. I've seen innovative arguments trying debunk Sanford's thesis but close inspections of their arguments fail. Sanford is very well qualified & his reputation at a world renown genetic engineer gives him credibility much to the skeptics annoyance. This book makes so much sense. Verging on being too technical at times but most laymen could handle it. Engaging, easy enough to read. My only criticism would be that Sanford could've spelled out the difference between natural selection & evolution. We need to define our terms lest we argue past each other in frustration.

Easy to read. Engaging. Lots of data & enough to show there is a bias. Some of the cases presented could theoretically prompt counter arguments justifying a dismissal of some cases as irrelevant but not enough to dismiss Bergman's thesis. This book made me realize the inconsistency in the Atheists' position regarding the secular push to censor critiquing evolution in the classroom because that's bringing religion into the science classroom while other Atheists argue that even if evolution was shown to be false, that wouldn't mean God exists. That's contradictory.