Oswyn Montoute’s “Evolution Versus Creation: Book 1” is an immersively thought-provoking analysis on false belief and its implications on humanity

Did all that is, begin from spontaneous circumstances -an accident that led to the perfection and order we observe in the universe today?  Or did this perfect order that exist begin with the Creator God as we understand creation from the creation information in the Bible.  In “Evolution versus Creation - True or False?” Oswyn Montoute deals with this topic in a different way by comparing spontaneous circumstances to an accident and creation to an invention.
 
If existence sprang from shear chance, then when the fundamental ingredients of an accident are utilized as a comparison to the theory of evolution (Big Bang being of similar spontaneous origin), the end result should be life, order, perfection, etc.  In like manner, if existence began with the Creator God, when the fundamental aspects of an invention are used as a parallel to the creation information the end result should be life, order and perfection.
 
As a result, if either the parallel of the accident to the spontaneous beginnings or the invention to the creation is established as true then the other must be false.  Once the truth is established, an elaboration of the truth ensues.  Following this is an elaboration of the false contender and how it has affected humanity in general and everything that exists.
 
Explore the highly immersive, eye-opening perspective of Oswyn Montoute by supporting his book “Evolution Versus Creation: Book 1” as he presents it this October 3 to October 4 at the 2020 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, or purchase a Kindle or paperback copy of it on Amazon.

Evolution Versus Creation: Book 1
Author | Oswyn Montoute
Publisher | RoseDog Books; 1st edition
Published Date | October 27, 2005
Genre | Philosophy / Religion
ISBN-13 | 978-0805998108
Paperback Price | $41.00
 
About the Author
 
A native of Arima, Trinidad, West Indies, Oswyn Montoute has been surrounded by nature, religion, and small adventures around his small community. His father was always interested in learning, and his mother was an innovator, making Montoute the person he is today. He is not easily influenced and does not settle for ideas that do not make sense to him, always checking things out to the best of his ability.
 
Montoute loves to write; it is his calling in life--writing to challenge the horizons of knowledge and go where no one has gone before, especially in the religious sense. That is why he wrote this book.
 

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