The Lie: Evolution

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The Lie: Evolution subtitled "Genesis - the Key to defending your faith", is a book written by Ken Ham, the founder of a creationist organisation Answers in Genesis. The book is aimed at Christians who wish to prevent evolution being taught. It asserts evolution is controversial.

The book jacket quotes a prophecy from the Bible, 2 Peter 2:1-3, "that in the last days false teachers will introduce destructive lies among the people. Their purpose is to bring God's truth to disrepute and to exploit believers by telling them made-up and imagined stories". Ken Ham claims this verse refers to evolution.

The book is published by Master Books.

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