A.A. Roth

Reviewed by A. A. Roth, Geoscience Research Institute, Loma Linda, California.

Articles by A.A. Roth

Science and Religion: How Scientific is Evolution?

July 1978

 

The following material originally appeared as an editorial in Origins, vol. 4, No. 1, 1977. Used by permission.

The Humanist, an official publication of the American Humanist Association and the American…

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Catastrophism-is it scientific?

July 1986

Most of us were shocked by the disastrous earthquake that shook Mexico City on September 19, 1985, killing an estimated 8,000 people. We were equally shocked two months later when a mudflow resulting from a volcanic eruption destroyed the…

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Bones of Contention: Controversies in the Search for Human Origins

July 1991

Paleoanthropology, the science that focuses on human evolution, has long been known for its changing conclusions. This volume adds another deprecating dimension to its unstable image.

The author, a former research news editor for…

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Creation, evolution, or other views?

May 1984

The controversy between Creation and evolution is more than just the comparison of two strongly contrasting views. Misunderstanding of the many intermediate views between Creation and evolution is also part of the conflict. Below I shall evaluate…

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Evidences for a worldwide flood

May 1984

The flood described in Genesis was a worldwide event (Hasel, 1975) that destroyed terrestrial life. Most of the fossiliferous strata of the earth probably resulted from that flood, since the Bible suggests little else that would account for…

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Creation, a pillar of the faith

August 1984

In 1859 Charles Darwin published his famous book on the origin of species. This treatise proposed both a general theory and specific mechanisms for the evolution of life. While the controversial idea of development of advanced life-forms…

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