Why Are There Still Creationists?

Jonathan Marks frequently explores the intersection of anthropology, genetics, and society in his writings. This book continues his broader academic inquiry into how scientific understanding interacts with cultural and historical narratives, particularly regarding human origins and evolution.

This book stands out by focusing less on refuting creationist arguments scientifically and more on the anthropological and sociological reasons for their persistence. It delves into the cultural and intellectual frameworks that sustain these beliefs in modern contexts.