The story of the Darwin disease in the Methodist Church serves as a warning to all denominations tempted to make the same compromise.

Douglas B. Sharp, B.S. Physical Science

In this book, Jerry documents that Darwinism has been falsified by science. Why is this worldview still widely accepted today in spite of the overwhelming scientific evidence against it?

Professor Willard Lake, Ph.D. (Biology) retired.

Dr. Jerry Bergman’s account is an excellent review of the United Methodist Church’s awkward and ultimately failed effort at dealing with science and religion. In other words, its surrender to scientism is based largely on secular envy. It is a painful indictment against a church that has lost its foundational moorings.

Michael A. Flannery, PhD Fellow, Center for Science and Culture, Discovery Institute

Dr. Bergman has done an outstanding job in drawing parallels between past mistakes of United Methodist leadership (adopting non-Biblical ideas of race, slavery, and eugenics) and the leadership’s current endorsement of the non-Biblical idea of evolutionary philosophy, called Darwinism. The leadership’s censorship of non-Darwinist views is well-documented.

Kirk Toth, MA Biology

By accepting mainstream evolutionism, the UMC has essentially given theological sanction to the philosophical foundation for the evils of racism and slavery, of eugenics and Nazism, of abortion and euthanasia, and of secular humanism and atheism.

David V. Bassett, MS Geology

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