Layman
by Dr. Gary E. Parker
Format: Softcover
Dimensions: 8.25 x 11 in.
Pages: 87
Ages: All ages
Publisher: Master Books
Published: 1997
Were we people before we were born? Do we have useless leftover animal parts inside us? Dr. Gary Parker’s popular Christian family book brilliantly combines a family teaching book about the development of a human being from the DNA upwards, with a very powerful pro-life and pro-creation message. Highly recommended for every Christian family.
- life
- before
- birth
- paker
- born
- family
- teaching
- development
- dna
- sex
- sexuality
- reproduction
- embryo
- abortion
- stem
- cell
- research
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