Trailblazer: the Adventures of a Nature Guide by Enos Mills

Trailblazer: the Adventures of a Nature Guide by Enos Mills

Science has discovered confirmable empirical evidence that clearly shows evolution by natural selection to be true. The evolution controversy is now limited to the mechanism through which nature selects - purposefulness or randomness. Our Constitution bans religion from being taught in public school. The test for determining what may be taught in school as non-religious instruction is confirmable scientific evidence. Our Courts have held that scientific evidence is lacking for the mechanism of purposeful intelligent design, and it has been banned from science class as religious doctrine. What is now taught in science class is that evolution occurs without design by non-purposeful means. The mechanism that is now taught as true in public school is that nature selects accidental random mutations of DNA. This book aims to factually determine if randomness is indeed a scientific truth or a religious doctrine that must be banned from public school as a violation of our Constitution.

Enos A.Mills (1870-1922), known as The Father of Rocky Mountain National Park, is usually considered as the park's founder. He was a well-known naturalist, writer, photographer, and public speaker. He settled at Estes Park, Colorado, at the base of Longs Peak. His boyhood homestead cabin is still surviving, and it is now a private museum run by two of his relatives, Elizabeth Mills and Eryn Mills. He was a friend of John Muir's, and he wrote many short stories on his experiences in North America's vast wilderness, many of which were collected into over 17 books. Any book purchased from the Enos Mills Cabin and Temporal Mechanical Press benefits his descendants, allowing them to carry on his legacy of preservation.

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ISBN 13	9780486840000
ISBN 10	048684000X
Title	Trailblazer: the Adventures of a Nature Guide
Author	Enos Mills
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Dover Publications Inc.
Year published	2020-04-30
Number of pages	320
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