Rapid response to counter latest evo-establishment attacks

The powerful and influential US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) is determined to attack creation. Their last book, distributed free to over 100,000 teachers, was thoroughly refuted by CMI’s Dr Jonathan Sarfati. That refutation became the biggest-selling creation book of all time, Refuting Evolution.

Now NAS has put out another effort, supposedly with the ‘latest and greatest’ evolutionary arguments.

However, scientist and logician Jonathan Sarfati has now, in a major (booklet-length) web publication, demolished the NAS’s latest claims with ease.

Spread the news-there’s no cost

By sharing this email (with its link to Sarfati’s web booklet, below) with as many folk as you can, and asking them to do the same, this powerful information can arm and equip many believers. And we pray that many eyes will be opened to seeing the logical and scientific fallacies of the ‘goo to you’ philosophy.

See our web response called Science, Creation and Evolutionism that refutes the NAS publication. A PDF booklet for you to forward is available here.

Use it widely-pass it on-print it out.

More on the goings on of Mr Gordon Browns government…

New sharia row over Chancellor’s plans for ‘Islamic bonds’

A new sharia law controversy erupted last night over Government plans to issue special “Islamic bonds” to pay for Gordon Brown’s public-spending programme by raising money from the Middle East.

Britain is to become the first Western nation to issue bonds approved by Muslim clerics in line with sharia law, which bans conventional loans involving interest payments as “sinful”.

The scheme would mark one of the most significant economic advances of sharia law in the non-Muslim world.

It will lead to the ownership of Government buildings and other assets currently belonging to British taxpayers being switched wholesale to wealthy Middle-Eastern businessmen and banks.

[..]The attempt to embrace Islamic financing would also appear to be at odds with Mr Brown’s promise to promote Britishness and British values and institutions.

The Treasury has already faced heavy criticism for removing Britannia from 50p coins.

[...]The Treasury proposal follows the heated debate over the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams’s claim that the spread of elements of sharia law in parts of Britain was “inevitable”. (read more here)

I am seriously thinking of starting a new category called “British-Arabia” … but for now you can find related posts here and another post called “The fall of Britain” here.