"This book is an attempt to logically and reasonably critique some of the manifestations of Darwinian evolution. The author has relied on sources that are both in favor of and those that have serious doubts about that position. From the length of the book, it is obvious that this is not a comprehensive study of all the weaknesses of Darwinian evolution but merely an introduction for those who seek to understand some of the facts that are not easily accessible. The author does not attempt to adjudicate on the 'young-earth' versus 'old-earth' discussion that is prevalent in some circles but has, merely for the sake of argument, assumed some facts in order to elucidate some of the inconsistencies prevalent in both the atheistic and theistic versions of Darwinian evolution."