Adam to Abraham: The early history of man

This book answers those often asked Biblical questions: What is the proper interpretation of the beginning chapters of Genesis? Do science and Scripture agree? Does Genesis demand belief in a young Earth? Was Adam the first man? Where was Eden? Where did Adam go when he left Eden? Whom did Cain marry? What race was Adam? Was the Flood local or global? Further, this book shows that if the traditional creationists are correct, then evolution is proven albeit an accelerated form of evolution instead of gradual evolution. (Traditional creationists claim that all mankind descended from Adam through Noah and believe that the Flood was global.) This book shows that creationism can only be maintained by polygenesis, i.e., the several races of men were created independently of each other and do not have a common ancestors. This book exposes traditional creationists as evolutionists, shows that science and Scripture agree when properly understood, identifies the origins of the extant species of men, and gives a brief history of their early migrations. Both liberal theologians and fundamental preachers will disagree with this book.