"Creationists have been waiting for this book, and it was well worth waiting for. Between the covers is an in-depth look at what really caused the widespread acceptance of evolution theory which pervaded the entire spectrum of human thought and philosophy in the 19th century, and which still deceives the world today. Marcy takes us behind the scenes into a world of dark intrigue which many have suspected was there, but for which proofs are often lacking. He doesn't rant or rail against the men involved. On the contrary. He quietly and efficiently hangs them upon their own gallows, delving into hidden correspondences and even into their own ready confessions when these men believed that their words would remain hidden from the general public, a public which they worked so hard to deceive. Marcy lays his foundation well, and what he has excavated will serve Creationists very well for many years to come. I readily give this book the highest commendation."

-BILL COOPER, Prolific author of the ground breaking book, After the Flood, and many other mind-expanding books   

This book is about the main people behind the origins of the establishment of Darwinism in our society and the secular humanism movement that has grown out of it. The author delves deeply into the lives and the dark side of James Hutton, Charles Lyell, Erasmus Darwin, Charles Darwin, Thomas Huxley and John Dewey to document that their main motive in supporting Darwinism was not science, but the destruction of Christianity. The science was only a wedge to make that goal possible. Marcy included copious documentation, often from primary sources, and an excellent index to look up specific topics. This book is a must read for all of those interested in how evolution was established in science by politics.

-JERRY BERGMAN, Author & Professor

I could not put this book down. I have re-read many parts of it. It is a must read for any interested in science. It shows the real reason evolutionism was brought to the forefront of our society. The documentation is fabulous and Milt puts it in easy to read format.

-STAN LUTZ, Northwest Science Museum