While reading Settled Science’s riveting accounts of creation and evolution, readers will enjoy fascinating discussions of many related topics. Some of the more interesting ones are:

• Why are Asians considered more intelligent than other cultures?
• Should Intelligent Design theories be taught in the science classes of public schools?
• What are “missing links” in the evolution of living species and why are they important?

• Why are there different races of humans?
• Is religion genetic?
• How and why did man begin to believe in supernatural spirits?
• How has bacteria become resistant to antibiotics and how can we prevent the spread of disease?
• Why is it that viral infections can’t be treated with antibiotics?
• What actually killed the dinosaurs?
• What are mass extinctions?
• How long will Earth, our Sun, and the universe exist?
• What are black holes and what causes volcanic eruptions?
• What is the origin of carbon dioxide, oxygen gas, and fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, oil)?
• How can DNA help identify criminals and find lost pets?
• When do identical and fraternal twins occur and why are identical quadruplets so rare?
• What caused the many Ice Ages and how have they affected evolution?
• What caused continental drifts and how have they affected evolution?
• What are the possible causes and likely consequences of global warming?
• What decisions will the U.S. Government make concerning the funding of stem cell research?

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