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Book Reviews
By Jonathan Whitcomb |
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by O’Donnell It was written by a teenager but “The breadth of the author's investigation at least partially compensates for its lack of depth. He has written a worthy introduction to a less-well-known creationist perspective about living dinosaurs and pterosaurs.”
The Visitor Who Never Arrives by Silcock Not only the mysterious flying light in Australia is examined, but similar lights in the British Isles and elsewhere: It’s the common barn owl, Tyto Alba.
Living Pterosaurs in Papua New Guinea by Whitcomb I answer the common thread in criticisms of my book. It’s not so much the revolutionary idea that some pterosaurs are still living in the Southwest Pacific: Searching for Ropens attacks the dogmatism of molecules-to-man evolution.
by George Ritchie In 1943, in an army hospital in Texas, a young soldier died; nine minutes later came back. His spiritual journey during those minutes changed his life. Ritchie’s NDE (near-death-experience) account is extraordinary. |
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These book reviews (and web pages about living-pterosaur investigations) are supported by sales of my book, Searching for Ropens. For more information on the second edition of SFR, please see:
Main page on Searching for Ropens, Living Pterosaurs in Papua New Guinea (2nd edition)
Quotations from SFR
Comments from readers
Table of Contents of SFR
Quotations from appendix
Table of Contents for SFR
Close-up of the back cover
Its treatment of Charles Darwin
Black and white images from SFR
Press Release: “prehistoric” creature seen by a professional psychologist (Searching for Ropens is mentioned.)
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