I knew it. I just knew it. 

In the 1970s, the American anti-evolution movement was gaining steam. Movement leaders set out to strip creationism of explicitly religious language and embed creation science in public schools as an alternative to evolution science. 

When research in “creation science” stalled, anti-evolution activists turned their sights on culture. 

Fighting evolution was never about science evidence. Originally, it was a theological problem.

In THE GOD OF MONKEY SCIENCE, I offer mounds of evidence indicating that evolution is no longer simply a theological issue but has morphed into a cultural issue.

And now, three months after the release of my book, comes a new book by Dr. Jason Lisle of the Biblical Science Institute. 

Lisle, an astrophysicist and a young and prominent face of young earth creationism, erases all doubt: the battle ground is not science evidence, it’s culture.

My Monkeys got it right.