Science continues to declare its dominion over reality and reason. Science tells us it can measure, describe, dissect, and experiment with virtually everything in the universe Nothing seems beyond its power. How do we convince our children that this is simply not true? Perhaps we should begin with a realistic examination of science's limitations, failures, and frauds. An understanding of how an evolutionist thinks, for example, may go a long way towards debunking their conclusions. Chapter one of "Spaced-Out Science" begins with an allegory that even children can understand and enjoy. Other chapters begin to describe many of the dark secrets that should place science in its correct position of authority.
"Spaced-Out Science "is a frontal assault on the unholy trinity: scientism, atheism and secular humanism. Author L. Dale McCartney systematically pries their grubby little fingers off the throat of society. Those who think they own the rights to this world's hearts and minds are in for a smack-down. The average man can take back ownership of his intellect without shame. This book is reasonably brief considering its broad scope of attack. Children, adults, clergy, and students will be pleased by the accessible yet entertaining education.
Organized religion also has dark secrets regarding its dogma, its proposed answers, and attempted compromises with science. Does truth actually exist, or is it an enigma? Will truth survive the onslaught of science's quest for ultimate power and authority? Is God relevant in the twenty-first century ... and how so? These are the weighty questions entertained by "Spaced-Out Science." The answers are profound.
McCartney offers a completely unique synthesis that sounds at times like old-earth thinking but deserves a closer look. Young-earth creationists can now emerge from the lion's den with a newfound confidence.