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Title: Never Plead Ignorance by Harun Yahya, Abdassamad Clarke ISBN: 1-84200-010-1 Publisher: Ta-Ha Publishers Ltd. Pub. Date: 01 April, 2000 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $11.95

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Summary: Proof Beyond Doubt Of Creation
Comment: In another episode of the Harun Yahya's Science-Fact Thrillers, he gives the reader rational arguments for various things in life and what we are taught in the West. He Exposes the Evolution Theory as a Fraud and the Fact that no fossil record proves any of the transformative stages between one species to another, and the imaginary artist impression we get in text books of half-men half-ape cave people, and half-fish half-reptilian creatures which suddenly move from sea to land.

Also the issue of Atoms's which form absolutely everything but then again, some things are lifeless, and other are filled with animate sparkling Life. One then asks the question what causes animate life if everything is just heaps of atoms! One soon realises that their is more to the universe than trillions of highly intellligent Atoms which decided they'd co-ordinate their efforts in order to form Man, Life and the Universe (which of course is absurd!). And one then recognises the intelligent design of an unlimited and powerful Creator.

The book spectacularly goes on through various questions regarding life, and in a grand finale' proves to you with rock solid scientific evidence, that every tangible thing around could in fact have no substance at all!

Cleverly put togather in a short book that could send Scientific textbooks to the furness...