Illogical Geology

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jan 2, 1907

Illogical Geology

ILLOGICAL GEOLOGY.—Of this little book, by George McCready Price, the well-known English author, Rev. S. Baring-Gould writes: “I have been intensely interested in your ‘Illogical Geology,’ and I think you prove your points conclusively.” Prof. George Howard Parker, of Harvard University, says: “I think you have brought out with great clearness the difficulties of supporting the evolution theory from the geological side. In my opinion there would have been no evolution theory, had science had only what geology up to the present has unearthed for us.” And the noted archeologist, A. H. Sayce, of Queen’s College, Oxford, England, writes on one of the facts used with telling effect by Mr. Price: “Sir H. Howorth’s arguments from the presence of herds of mammoths, etc., in places where they must have been overwhelmed by a sudden catastrophe, have always seemed to me very strong; and have never yet been answered by ‘orthodox’ geology. And the assumption that similar fossiliferous strata are of the same age in all parts of the earth is, of course, ‘unproven.’”

The price of the book, paper covered, is only twenty-five cents. It may be obtained of the Pacific Press, Mountain View, Cal.