Abstract
It must be acknowledged, even by proponents of young-age creation ism like myself, that works from this perspective are typically marked by an outmoded philosophy of science, a weak understanding of evolutionary theory, and an unfortunate fixation on evolution-bashing. Faith, Reason, and Earth History is refreshingly different. Brand posits a reasonable philosophy of science, shows a good understanding of evolutionary theory, and humbly initiates the construction of a model of earth history consistent with his understanding of the Bible. This book demonstrates a new and more sophisticated stage in creationist thinking.