Robert Gentry, creationist
"I sort of wrestled with living with what I felt were two distinct world views. I knew that one of them had to be incorrect. So basically I started an independent research program myself."Brief bio, At creationists.org - The Orion Foundation
Robert Gentry
"The material that's out there (creation science) is�uh, I'll hold back and be nice�garbage. It's really atrocious."
Kurt Wise
A physicist by training, he has spent the last 36 years looking for clues to the creation and publishing his findings in respected academic journals, including Science and Nature. His peculiar career started like those of many other scientists in the 1950s--after receiving a master's degree from the University of Florida in 1956, he spent several years working in the defense industry, for military contractors like General Dynamics. At the time, he was a "theistic evolutionist," a Christian who accepted the general theory of evolution.
But in 1959, he joined the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, which emphasizes scriptural literalism. Studying the biblical account of creationism, Gentry concluded it could not accommodate an evolutionary approach.
New! Recent appearance
Fingerprints of creation, Creation's Tiny Mystery
Letter to the National Academy of Sciences
Lawsuit, Halos, Polonium halos at talk origins
Response to "Tiny Mysteries"
Gentry's story at AIG, more from AIG
Deposition in McLean vs. Arkansas
Battle between the true religion and the false religion
