I was at a public telephone on a busy street in Leicester in the United Kingdom late at night, about to make a phone call to order more books by air freight, as we had nearly sold out of the popular creation titles.

I remember the time I had preached at the Sunday morning worship service about dinosaurs and the gospel in a small church in Australia. While driving with the pastor and his family to their home for lunch, the pastor's youngest child blurted out, "Hey Dad, how come you told us dinosaurs didn't even exist?"

What would you do if the pastor of your church began his sermon by saying:

One by one, they remember when they first decided there was no God. Valerie Spadt was a fourth-grader when she read a book at home on evolution.