Slaughter of the Dissidents
Dr. Jerry Bergman has taught biology, genetics, chemistry, biochemistry, anthropology, geology, and microbiology at the college level for over 32 years. He has 9 college degrees, and over 800 publications in 12 languages, plus 30 books and monographs.
Being politically incorrect can be fatal to anyone’s career--especially when you’re a scientist and your brand of political incorrectness is doubting Darwin.
That’s the subject of Slaughter of the Dissidents, Dr.Jerry Bergman's latest book. This book exposes the anti-Christian persecution that permeates academia and therefore all our institutions. It is the first of five books in a series, with the others also being released, or nearly completed.
Dr. Berman states that we are seeing a fundamental challenge to our civil rights and freedoms in the way Darwin skeptics are being treated in the academic community, and all across America. He says it is time to correct our understanding of the First Amendment, because this discrimination against those who disagree with Darwin is just a small sample of what can happen to anyone, when our those rights are distorted or ignored.
And despite claims to the contrary, many renowned, respected scientists, who have earned doctoral degrees in their specialties from top-ranked universities like Harvard, do not support the theory of evolution, and are not afraid to say so.
Callers asked questions about specific aspects of creation and evolution theories, including "punctuated equilibrium", a literal six-day creation, and the difference between the slow development postulated by evolution, and creation "ex nihilo" (out of nothing) by God who clearly has the power to do so.