A Guidebook that provides expert information on North American dinosaurs from a biblical yet scientific perspective. In-depth facts and figures on over 100 genera of dinosaurs organized according to their likely created kinds. More than 300 artistic sketches and full-color photographs. Actual fossil evidences upon which secular and creationist dinosaur interpretations are based. informative essays on dinosaurs and the Bible, dinosaur footprints, dinosaur eggs, dinosaur museums, dinosaur hunting, dinosaur paleontologists and more. Answers to many of the mysteries surrounding dinosaurs that...

In The Creation Dialogues, creation scientist J.D. Mitchell scientifically and biblically refutes naturalistic philosophy and explains the errors that result from attempts by Christians to accept atheistic and deistic ideas into their faith and worldview. This book is a direct response to the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the National Center for Science Education position that Christians can and should be open to evolution and millions of years, concepts that are diametrically opposed to the teachings of the Bible.

*Includes pictures of the battle's important generals.
*Includes several maps of the battle.
*Includes accounts of the fighting written by important generals.
*Includes a Bibliography for further reading.

After successfully breaking the Confederate siege at Chattanooga near the end of 1863, William Tecumseh Sherman united several Union armies in the Western theater for the Atlanta Campaign, forming one of the biggest armies in American history. After detaching troops for essential garrisons and minor operations, Sherman assembled his nearly 100,000 men and in May 1864...

*Includes pictures
*Includes accounts of the fighting and surrender by generals on both sides
*Includes footnotes and a bibliography for further reading

Of all the dramatic events that transpired during the Civil War, the end of the war in April 1865 brought perhaps the most remarkable of them all, and they came in such quick succession that it's still hard to believe nearly 150 years later.

On April 2, the long siege of Petersburg by Ulysses S. Grant ended with Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia finally having its line broken, forcing Lee to retreat and give up...