
About the Book
Scientific Challenges to Evolutionary Theory: How These Challenges Affect Religion addresses all aspects of the giant battle between two major belief systems…those that believe in a ‘naturalistic worldview’ and evolution, and those that believe in a miracle-performing God and the Creation of all things.
On a trip to Mount St. Helens, some look at the catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1981 as a significant corroboration of the Creation event. Others, deniers of the possibilities of miracles, hold to the view that God’s creation cannot be taken seriously by the scientific community.
At the Mount St. Helens book store, I asked about books for sale that gave a Christian view of the catastrophic eruption. The reply was, “I’m sorry, sir, but we only carry books by scientists.” It was time for the author, Jay Schabacker, to do a little scientific sleuthing. Join Jay Schabacker as you learn of the hundreds, even thousands, of Ph.D. scientists who repudiate the theory of evolution, but hold rather to the truth of the theory of Creation.
Significant general information, likely new to most readers gives corroborative evidence from many sources, including:
Numerous scientific papers refute the naturalistic dogma forced on us the government, public schools, universities and media. You’ll find arguments that assert:
If evolution is wrong why are our children being only taught it in our public schools? Numerous polls favored biology teachers teaching Darwin’s Theory of evolution, but also the scientific evidence against it.
The final section of the book gets further into the “Action Plan” where church pastors and members, scientist groups, etc., could make an important difference if:

About the Author
Jay Schabacker’s varied careers – from the Apollo aerospace program to investment financial management to numerous church ministries and theological accomplishments have recently led him to author the 2013 uplifting coffee table book – Purposeful Design: Understanding the Creation, which has been well received and was granted 4 major book awards. His next effort, Scientific Challenges to Evolutionary Theory: How These Challenges Affect Religion should be equally well received.
For four decades, Jay has been an enthusiastic benefactor and contributor to numerous Christian organizations and activities. A short listing includes: Chairman of Board of Trustees (Central Baptist Church), Board of Directors (Middle Creek Bible Conference), Board of Visitors (Southeast Baptist Theological Seminary), Chairman of the Board (Romanian Christian Enterprises), and Chairman of the 1992 Back to Genesis Washington, D.C. Seminar by Institute for Creation Research.
Jay is proud of his four daughters, six grandchildren, and two great grand children. He and his wife, Nancy, enjoy living in Lexington, South Carolina, and are members of the First Presbyterian Church (ARP), of Columbia, South Carolina.