Reviews for Evolution: Good Science?: Exposing the Ideological Nature of Darwin's Theory

The average rating for Evolution: Good Science?: Exposing the Ideological Nature of Darwin's Theory based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-12-05 00:00:00 Joseph Morris I liked this books overview of Worship as one of the main themes of scripture. It basically retells the story of the Bible, looking at the idea of worship and what it means to worship God. I also liked the ending section and the devotionals that it had.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-08-24 00:00:00 Jennifer Swingle Despite being a bit of a rant and being slightly dated, this is generally a good book. McCutcheon's frustrations are helpful in historically narrating the trials and tribulations of the field of religious studies and in many cases remain relevant. I find the late chapters on film and creating an intro class unhelpful for contemporary classrooms and he misunderstands Carl Raschke, only citing one short essay (dated even for when McCutheon cites it) without attention to his large amount of published works. But all and all, I agree with much of what McCutheon has to say about theory, not just for religious studying but literary studies as well.