Evolution Confusion: The Logic of Origins

Finally, a fresh look at the creation-evolution debate. Designed for anyone who wonders about biological origins, Evolution Confusion: The Logic of Origins cuts through the jargon with an unconventional exposé of naturalism—the dominant philosophy underlying all of science today. Using logic, math, science, and a healthy dose of common sense, this book scrutinizes naturalism like never before. In so doing, it lays the groundwork for open dialogue around the age-old question: Where did everything come from? This book is a must-read for everyone who wants to think clearly about our origins, purpose, and destiny. Evolution Confusion is sure to inspire many to reconsider a debate that has left a wake of confusion for too long.

Stan Birchfield (PhD, Stanford University) is an armchair philosopher and amateur apologist who spends his evenings thinking about the deep problems of the universe. By day he is a research scientist in computer vision, robotics, and AI who has published one textbook and more than a hundred technical papers. He was previously a tenured professor at Clemson University and continues to teach part-time at the University of Washington. His latest book, Evolution Confusion: The Logic of Origins, draws heavily from his decades of independent study in philosophy, theology, history, science, and logic.