Gary Parker
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Gary E. Parker is a biologist, paleontologist, educator, speaker and author. He received M.S. in Biology and Ed.D. degrees from Ball State University. He was awarded several academic awards, including admission to Phi Beta Kappa (the national scholastic honarary), election to the American Society of Zoologists (for his research on tadpoles), and a fifteen-month fellowship award from the National Science Foundation. Parker was the head of the science department at Clearwater Christian College (CCC) in Florida. He was also the former Chairman of the Natural Science Department of Christian Heritage College, and a former science faculty member of Eastern Baptist College and Dordt College.
He has published five programmed textbooks in biology and six books in creation science. Dr. Parker began his teaching career as a non-Christian and evolutionist. Although Dr. Parker taught and promoted Evolution for years, he eventually became convinced that the scientific evidence strongly favors Creation, not Evolution. He also appeared in several internationally distributed film and television programs. Dr. Parker was a faculty member of the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) for twelve years, and is currently a senior lecturer. Dr. Parker and his wife, Mary, currently travel the world sharing their scientific knowledge with large audiences.
Publications
- Highland Grace the book by Gary E. Parker
- Creation: Facts of Life the book by Gary E. Parker
- Exploring the World Around You: A Look at Nature from Tropics to Tundra - book by Gary E. Parker
References
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- Gary E. Parker as a creationist Gary E. Parker as a creationist
- Gary Parker's college debate Gary Parker's college debate
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