"God or Gorilla," by Alfred W. McCann, L.L. D. It
is a terrific, but just exposure of Evolution and some leading Evolutionists.
They will never answer it -- they can't.
"The Other Side of Evolution," by Alexander Patterson.
A powerful, convincing book.
"Origin and Antiquity of Man," by G. Frederick Wright.
"Man and the Glacial Period," by G. Frederick Wright.
"Evolution -- A Menace," by J. W. Porter.
A small book, but convincing and unanswerable.
"In His Image," by Hon. Wm. Jennings Bryan. One chapter
specially devoted to Evolution, but a fearful arraignment.
"Evolution of the Bar," by Philip Mauro. Another
small, but convincing and unanswerable book.
"Evolution or Creation," by L. T. Townsend. Clear
and powerful.
"Organic Evolution Considered," by Alfred Fairhurst,
A. M., D. Sci. A scientist who meets the Evolutionist on his own ground
and crushes him; a great book.
"Theistic Evolution," by Alfred Fairhurst, A. M., D. Sci.
A small work, but equally convincing.
"Q. E. D.," by George McCready Price, a scientist. Convincing
and strong.
"The Fundamentals of Geology," by George McCready Price.
Of equal ability with "Q. E. D."
"The Collapse of Evolution," by L. T. Townsend. The best
book of its size on the subject.
"The Credulity of Incredulity," by Arthur T. Pierson.
Presbyterian Board of Publication. A splendid pamphlet.
"The Menace of Darwinism," by William Jennings Bryan.
Pentecostal Publishing Company, Louisville, Ky. A powerful pamphlet.
"What About Evolution?" by W. H. Griffith Thomas. The
Bible Institute Colportage Association, Chicago.
Gridley. "The First Chapter of Genesis as the Rock Foundation
for Science and Religion." "An able discussion of Evolution."
"Organic Evolution," A. L. Gridley.
"New Light on the Doctrines of Creation by George McCready
Price, Scientist. "A most able discussion by a geologist."
"Evolution Criticised," by T. B. Bishop. Oliphant's, London,
England. A valuable book.