Henry Morris Knihy

The Life of Charles Grant is a fascinating biography of one of the most influential figures of the British Raj. From his early days as a member of parliament to his role in shaping the policies of the East India Company, Grant's life provides a unique window into the complex dynamics of colonialism in the 19th century.

Many people in Christian circles today no longer believe that the Bible is reliable in its traditional literal and historical sense. They have come to feel that their religious experience must be realized either through some sort of subjective "encounter" with Christ or else through involvement in social action movements. The emphasis is now on "relevance" and "fulfillment," rather than truth.

The history of creation is sprinkled all throughout Scripture, not just described in Genesis 1 and 2. The same goes for the Flood account in Genesis 6-9. But why does this matter? Dr. Morris shows that piecing together all these bits of scriptural information reveals how badly the secular world has misinterpreted the scientific evidence.

EVOLUTIONISM VS. CREATIONISM?WHAT DOES THE EVIDENCE REVEAL?Evolutionism is often taught blindly in schools without regard to what the evidence truly says. A powerful tool for teachers and other individuals, Scientific Creationism provides one of the most comprehensive analyses of the evidence for evolution and creation.What can we learn from fossils? How does catastrophism play a part in origins? Why are many "evolutionary" discoveries so surprising? A careful study of these questions shows that evolution is impossible, and creation is quite predictable! Includes a special section that places the scientific evidence in its proper biblical and theological context.Explore scientific law as it connects to evolution & creationExtract the truth of these two conflicting worldviewsExamine the evidence for the origin of earth and man

This book offers a fascinating study of the governors-general who served in India during the 19th century, a pivotal period in the history of British India. Morris provides a detailed analysis of their policies, personalities, and legacies, examining their impact on Indian society, culture, and economy. With its insightful analysis and rich historical detail, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of colonialism, British India, and South Asia.

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