Well, I started out reading this book with very high hopes. We were reading it in a sunday school class as a background for a discussion on biotechnology and bioethics. After the first chapter, it went downhill quickly. He often talks about techniques and ideas that I, as a graduate student in chemistry and biochemistry, know or found to be misleading or false. Examples of this include repeated references to an "artificial womb" and when he talks about a study done in the Netherlands on euthanasia. When I decided to look up the research to verify his facts, I found his numbers to be off by more than a factor of 10. The arguements made in the book are extremely one sided, and do not show a well thought out Christian perspective.