Title: The Darwinian Delusion: The Scientific Myth of Evolutionism
Author: Michael Ebifegha
Publisher: ‎ Citi of Books
ISBN: ‎978-1-959682-15-8
Pages: 342
Genre: Science Literature
Reviewed by: Lily Amanda

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“It takes not a few centuries or even millenniums, but millions of years for a subtle evolutionary change to become noticeable.” Abhijit Naskar

The Darwinian Delusion: The Scientific Myth of Evolutionism by author Michael Ebifegha is an illuminating read which offers support to ethical and candor evolutionists, who base their assertions singly on empirical evidence proof, that makes a case. Darwinism is an immense misstep in the yore of sciences.

Michael Ebifegha supposes the world is entitled to the truth and not the pseudoscientific inclination of connoisseurs regarding how human beings came to be. Apparently, unlike other scientific theories, such as Phlogiston, that were brushed aside purely on scientific grounds, Ebifegha believes that Darwin’s theory on the origin of species using natural selection prevails today because of its religious, political, social, and economic ramifications and unwavering media acceptance. Under the premise of authority rather than concrete scientific evidence, he feels the theory has erroneously attained the status of a foundational scientific supposition and is considered as authentic as the heliocentric theory or cell theory.

What he finds largely worrisome is that evolutionary scientists adamantly present their side of the debate while too often refusing to draw a parallel between their view with that of creationists. He maintains that the evolutionists’ glossary defines “creationism” and leaves out “creation” to imply the two are synonymous. This is a question he feels every individual must react to, not on whether they consider creation or evolution, but on whether they believe in creationism by divine intervention or evolutionism by likelihood.

The Darwinian Delusion: The Scientific Myth of Evolutionism stands out as an analytical work which examines the reality of God from a striking perspective. It disperses out numerous plausible validities which make a reader reconsider the attributes of both evolution and creationism and in my assertion, provide one with a terrific gratitude for our planet and by extension its creator, God.

It’s still hard for a considerable number of people to accept that Darwinism theory has erred miserably as a reader will deduce by the end of this text. Ebifegha has illustrated this concern with great translucency and exactitude. His book is a tour de force which is well-informed, carefully researched, up-to-date, and powerfully argued. It is thus a must-read for anyone who holds lots of nagging doubts about science and God.