Denton doubts on a grander scale, questioning design features we take for granted.

A theistic molecular biologist shows why, logically, certain biological thingies must have been designed. Humorous, fun to read - and, to date, watertight.

Introduces one of the main confusions for evolutionists, who often mistake loss of information for new information.

An eye-opening look at the difference between "pop" anthropology and the real data. Contains perhaps the only chart of its kind, showing fossil finds in embarrassing places.

Evolution debunked ... by the evolutionist literature! Scientists in many fields express befuddlement at how their findings keep contradicting evolution. Also: why evolution is a religion.

A journalist grills scholars about the eight most popular objections to Christianity. Lots of fun. Negative pseudo-skeptical "reviews" of this book are even funnier ... and tragic.

Historical basis for believing Christ's claims. Suggests resurrection can be proved with 4 undisputed historical facts.

A former skeptic's exhaustive investigation into the Shroud of Turin. Also see www.shroud.com.

Although seasoned with evolutionistic fairy tales (or rather, phrases - see my review), a good companion to Behe's book; a fascinating look at molecular complexity of life.