Richard H. Robbins, State University of New York at PlattsburghMark Na Cohen

• Introduction: A Brief History and Rationale for the Debate By Richard H. Robbins       Part 1: Resolving the Debate  The Need for Science; the Need for Faith--Separately  by Mark Nathan Cohen          Creationism: A Distinctly American Violation of NOMA By Stephen Jay GouldCreation Matters By Walter Hearn      The Science of Evolution and the Theology of Creation By Martinez Hewlett and Ted Peters   The Intelligent Design Controversy Summarized By Phillip E.  Johnson      Part 2: Historical Markers and Impacts of the DebateIntelligent Design and the Native’s Point of View (Assuming the Native is an Educated 18th Century European) by Jonathan MarksWilliam Jennings Bryan and the Trial of John T. Scopes By Richard H. Robbins 4Postmodern Developments in the Debate  by Edward J. LarsonDarwin's Influence on Modern Thought by Ernst MayrCreationism Goes Global by Ronald Numbers Part 3: Dealing with the Debate in the Classroom  The Problems and Challenges of Teaching Biology in the 21st Century by Steve Randak          Turmoil by Laura Perras         Conclusions  by Mark Nathan Cohen  References

“I find the style extremely engaging and the material presented to be extremely interesting. This is the only book I’ve ever used that has prompted students to repeatedly comment on how much they’re learning.” Thomas B. Stevenson, Ohio University, Zanesville“The book is unique in its area.”James Bearden, SUNY- Geneseo

Richard H. Robbins, State University of New York at PlattsburghMark Na Cohen

• Introduction: A Brief History and Rationale for the Debate By Richard H. Robbins       Part 1: Resolving the Debate  The Need for Science; the Need for Faith--Separately  by Mark Nathan Cohen          Creationism: A Distinctly American Violation of NOMA By Stephen Jay GouldCreation Matters By Walter Hearn      The Science of Evolution and the Theology of Creation By Martinez Hewlett and Ted Peters   The Intelligent Design Controversy Summarized By Phillip E.  Johnson      Part 2: Historical Markers and Impacts of the DebateIntelligent Design and the Native’s Point of View (Assuming the Native is an Educated 18th Century European) by Jonathan MarksWilliam Jennings Bryan and the Trial of John T. Scopes By Richard H. Robbins 4Postmodern Developments in the Debate  by Edward J. LarsonDarwin's Influence on Modern Thought by Ernst MayrCreationism Goes Global by Ronald Numbers Part 3: Dealing with the Debate in the Classroom  The Problems and Challenges of Teaching Biology in the 21st Century by Steve Randak          Turmoil by Laura Perras         Conclusions  by Mark Nathan Cohen  References

“I find the style extremely engaging and the material presented to be extremely interesting. This is the only book I’ve ever used that has prompted students to repeatedly comment on how much they’re learning.” Thomas B. Stevenson, Ohio University, Zanesville“The book is unique in its area.”James Bearden, SUNY- Geneseo

Richard H. Robbins, State University of New York at PlattsburghMark Na Cohen

• Introduction: A Brief History and Rationale for the Debate By Richard H. Robbins       Part 1: Resolving the Debate  The Need for Science; the Need for Faith--Separately  by Mark Nathan Cohen          Creationism: A Distinctly American Violation of NOMA By Stephen Jay GouldCreation Matters By Walter Hearn      The Science of Evolution and the Theology of Creation By Martinez Hewlett and Ted Peters   The Intelligent Design Controversy Summarized By Phillip E.  Johnson      Part 2: Historical Markers and Impacts of the DebateIntelligent Design and the Native’s Point of View (Assuming the Native is an Educated 18th Century European) by Jonathan MarksWilliam Jennings Bryan and the Trial of John T. Scopes By Richard H. Robbins 4Postmodern Developments in the Debate  by Edward J. LarsonDarwin's Influence on Modern Thought by Ernst MayrCreationism Goes Global by Ronald Numbers Part 3: Dealing with the Debate in the Classroom  The Problems and Challenges of Teaching Biology in the 21st Century by Steve Randak          Turmoil by Laura Perras         Conclusions  by Mark Nathan Cohen  References

“I find the style extremely engaging and the material presented to be extremely interesting. This is the only book I’ve ever used that has prompted students to repeatedly comment on how much they’re learning.” Thomas B. Stevenson, Ohio University, Zanesville“The book is unique in its area.”James Bearden, SUNY- Geneseo