Human Events this week published a review of Jonathan Wells’ new book, The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design, by another author from the Politically Incorrect Guide series of books, Tom Bethell. Bethell is a senior editor at the American Spectator, is author of “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science,” and “The Noblest Triumph: Property and Prosperity through the Ages.” Bethell writes:

“The story he tells is remarkable. Open-minded readers will surely conclude that the propaganda campaign on behalf of Darwinism has become so furious precisely because the scientific evidence for it is so weak.”

Tomorrow, Sept. 7, Wells will speak about the book at release party in Seattle. As there will be lots of Wells’ colleagues and supporters in attendance Discovery Institute will be filming the event for one of its future film projects and TVW will be broadcasting the discussion on television throughout the Pacific Northwest (and you’ll be able to watch it on their website if you can’t attend or are from outside the area).

Even if you are well versed in the evolution debate you can learn a thing or two from Wells. As Bethell points out in his recommendation of the book:

“Even those already conversant with the subject will learn a hundred new things, all tending to persuade us that life is a matter of design, not chance.”