The Puzzle of Ancient Man by Dr Donald Chittick – Into its 3^rd edition now with even more information Chittick addresses the issue that popular culture has led us to believe that ancient man was primitive, originating from primates and steadily improving through a process of time and chance. But does that agree with reality? What does the evidence left behind from past cultures tell us? Was ancient man simple and primitive as we have been taught, or did the level of science and technology existing thousands of years ago rival, or even surpass, the level of ours today in the 21^st century?

Unformed and Unfilled: A Critique of the Gap Theory by Weston W. Fields – A comprehensive and devastating critique of the Gap Theory. The supposed Gap between Genesis 1:1-2 where many struggling Christians have tried to fit everything from the fossil record to the unbiblical Lucifer’s flood. Fields looks at the historical setting for the Gap Theory and the Hebrew grammatical clauses and word definitions used in the attempt to justify it.
 

The Genesis ‘Gap Theory’ Its credibility and Consequences by M.W.J Phelan – Phelan’s book was written for the sincere student of God’s Word addressing the proposed gap between Genesis 1:1-2 which is used by some to try and  accommodate the alleged vast ages of evolution and the Luciferic rebellion. Phelan shows that there is no scriptural basis for these claims and they are based only upon human speculation.
 

Creation and Time: A Report of the Progressive Creationist Book by Hugh Ross by Mark Van Bebber and Paul S. Taylor – From the Bible Van Bebber and Taylor bring to the reader a revealing critique of Progressive Creationism’s most visible proponent, Dr Hugh Ross. Not only does Ross claim that the biblical flood was local, not global, but he also teaches that death and bloodshed existed for billions of years prior to Adam and Eve’s sin. Dr Ross contends that the simplest reading of Genesis reveals overlapping Creation “days” of billions of years beginning with the “Big Bang”. He charges that those Christians who believe otherwise are out of touch with reality and are making it impossible for modern people to accept the Bible and Christ. Van Bebber and Taylor bring careful and accurate biblical study to bear on each of these claims (and many more), revealing numerous errors in theology and misuse of Hebrew. In an increasingly secularized society where the Bible is being reinterpreted at point after point, many will find this to be a significant and helpful book.