Nullifying God: Evolution’s End Game, A Scientist’s Challenge

by Robert Wilson

Publisher:

Ambassador International

, 2017

Overview

Evolution and Creation are in a spiritual battle. Evolution scientists ignore, dismiss, and unequivocally reject Creation out of hand—"It is not science or fact as evolution is," they say. However, Nullifying God shows that random Darwinian evolution does not have the direct evidence required to support the claim. Not only that, but it provides contrary evidence that evolution is biologically impossible. Because that is the case, evolution can only persist in the unchallengeable authority it needs to maintain its position by actively attempting to nullify its alternative—Creation, and therefore, the Bible and God.

Nullifying God was especially written to empower and benefit believers who are not familiar with science to show them that evolution cannot be fact and is not science. It does so by: 1) providing them with a core foundation of applied science principles to rationally question evolution’s claims, then 2) guiding them into solid, clear knowledge of why evolution is biologically impossible, and finally 3) presenting them with examples that document evolution’s attempts to nullify God. The bottom line is—Biblical Creation is the only answer that explains life.

Product Details

• Title : Nullifying God: Evolution’s End Game, A Scientist’s Challenge
• Author: Wilson, Ph.D., H. Robert
• Publisher: Ambassador International
• Publication Date: 2017
• ISBN: 9781620203118

About Robert Wilson

Born in Moncton, NB, Bob was educated at United Baptist Bible Training School (now Atlantic Baptist University) in Moncton and transfered to Gordon College. In 1964 he returned to UBBTS to teach for one year before going to the University of Guelph from which he holds the first MA degree. In 1965 he married Myrna Secord and they have two children, Jonathan and Rachel, both of whom are now married. At Guelph he studied under W. Stanford Reid in the area of Nineteenth Century British Evangelicalism. After teaching one year at the University of Guelph, he returned to Moncton to become Dean of Arts and Assistant Professor of History in 1961. Twenty years later he resigned as Academic Dean and Professor of History to become Professor of Church History at Acadia Divinity College, succeeding Dr. Jarold K. Zeman. During the years in Atlantic Canada, Bob has been very involved in the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches and served as its President in 1998-9. He continues to serve on the Atlantic Baptist Historical Committee and the Administrative Committee of the Acadia Center of Baptist and Anabaptist Studies. He continues to preach and lecture on a variety of historical, devotional and practical ministry topics at churches, conferences and retreats.