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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 13, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 15.

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GOD'S TWO BOOKS

By George McCready Price

Or Plain Facts About Evolution, Geology, and the Bible
By GEORGE McCREADY PRICE,
Professor of Geology and Physics, College of Medical Evangelists, Loma Linda, Cal.; Author of “Outlines of Modern Science and Modern Christianity,” “Illogical Geology,” etc.
For all the opportune times for special books upon special topics, certainly the present is the opportune moment for the appearance of just such a book as this, when the world is being swept away by so-called scientific publications along the line of evolution, and when even the church is being loosed from her moorings by the sophistries of evolution, theosophy, and kindred doctrines.
“It seems high time that the church of Christ get her bearings amid the many conflicting claims put forth in the name of modern science. It is time that she catch the inspiration there is for her in the fact that all the more recent discoveries are reaffirming, in a manner as unexpected as it is conclusive, the divine harmony shown in the two great revelations which the Creator has given us of himself.”
This publication proves conclusively by scientific research and discovery that God’s great book of nature agrees with the inspired volume. It is a most interesting and instructive book of nearly 200 pages, substantially bound in cloth.
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Words of Approval

From Persons Who Have Read “God’s Two Books”
It seems to me that you have rendered a noble service to the cause of evangelical truth in demonstrating that the fundamental idea of Darwinism and the prevailing notions of geology no longer count, in the judgment of right-thinking people, as accounting for the origin of species or the chronology of fossil remains. I rejoice in the good work you are doing, and I am sure every believer in the Book also does. . . . May you be spared to teach and to warn men everywhere of the approaching Judgment.
WILLIAM G. MOOREHEAD, President Xenia (Ohio) Theological Seminary.
I was delighted to obtain Professor Price’s little giant among scientific books, “God’s Two Books.” I read it with increasing appreciation. It is hard to say which is most admirable, the compactness of treatment, the lucidity of style, or the cogency of reasoning. The last quality is almost totally absent from most books of today on nature and the Bible. Into one charming little volume, embellished with eighty illustrations, enriched with numerous valuable quotations, Professor Price has given us the rich cream of a life’s close study and clear thinking. Any one of its eleven chapters is worth ten times the price of the book. It is indeed a timely volume. The world is obsessed by a theory, gone mad over a theory, and this little work will do valiant service in breaking the spell. I shall take great pleasure in assisting to bring it to the notice of the public by earnest recommendation in a book of my own, now nearing completion, and by personal effort. It is impossible for such books to have too wide a circulation.
E. A. ROWELL.
Yours of the 3rd inst. has been received, together with a copy of your book, “God’s Two Books.” I am deeply grateful for this kindness on your part. Your book on “Illogical Geology” is a contribution to sanity and common sense in dealing with the problem of geology. Accept my hearty thanks for these timely and helpful books. I hope they may have a wide circulation, and a very careful reading by many thousands.
J. J. REEVE, Professor in the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Tex.

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