This is such an important and relevant book. I learned how evolutionary thought created racial divisions many years ago through an Answers in Genesis video, and it was a major part of my becoming a creationist, and later, a Christian. I am so thankful my children can learn this information through such an accessible resource. This is an aesthetically beautiful book, showing how we are all diverse tones and cultures of one human "race," needing salvation in the same way through our redeemer, Jesus. It presents a mix of theology, science, and biblical history (from marriage, to sin, and through the gospel message of salvation). I'd place the material around mid/upper elementary and older, based on how much my own kids were able to comprehend; and is a resource the whole family can enjoy and talk through together.

I received a complimentary review copy of this book from Master Books.

Race, does it Matter? That is the fundamental question this beautifully illustrated book answers. In true Ken Ham fashion it is easy to read, straight to the point and gives the gospel message. We are all uniquely created by God, and are all one race, the human race. Jesus died on the cross to offer a free gift of salvation to everyone. The only difference between human beings is their spiritual state. God loves us all. A powerful and inspiring read for any age, young or old and a great tool to explain a topic that has become a concern in every nation in the world.

I really enjoyed this book and will enjoy sharing it with our children. I was not raised believing this and I hated the racist tendencies I had encountered growing up. Our children have been raised to believe that we are all image-bearers of God and from one race. This book is really great for discussion. I have two misgivings. One is that, like another reviewer said, a lot of the information presented seemed a little disjointed and didn't flow well. The second is, I had a struggle with the logic a few times, but eventually I understood where it was going. I think this is related to the disjointed issue. I still think the book has great value in it! It is from a Biblical perspective and covers a touchy subject well. It also really presents the Gospel well, which is so nice to know when sharing with family and friends! I am glad we have it in our library!

In today's society you cannot turn on the news or any tv show without having to watch; how for some reason or another, people don't like each other, may it be because of color, ethnicity, language or political views. The world tells us is ok not to like someone no matter the reason why. And if we are not careful that is the message our children will be listening to. A message that has hurt our world so much and even though many try to "fix it" the heart of the matter stays the same. This book addresses the heart of the matter, SIN!! It is because of sin that people are "racist" it is because of sin that people harbors hate towards their fellow man. It is because of sin that people are divided into "race" groups. It is because of sin that people are divided. I think is very important for parents to teach their children with a Biblical perspective on this very sensitive issue. We have read this book and we all love it, we love the illustrations and the way is explained down to the kids level. The connections made in science, history and culture gives you a better understanding. This book takes the reader from the creation of the human race through the fall of the human race and the consequences of the fallen race , to the redemption of human race. The Bible is very clear about who we are as humans, we all are created equal, we all belong to one race; the human race and we all are loved by God.

I received a digital copy to review for my honest opinion.

I love how this book looks at race both scientifically, through the understanding and of melanin and alleles, and biblically with the origins of the human race in Genesis as the foundation of understanding the real history of the human race. Ken Ham brings to light that racism and prejudice is sin and God is the only solution.