New Book Examines the Forgotten Link Between the Sabbath, Human Origins, and the Creationism-Evolution Debate
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada – August 24, 2026 – A new theological work invites readers to reconsider a long-running question at the intersection of faith, history, science, and religious tradition: What does the Sabbath commandment say about humanity’s understanding of creation and its origins?
In Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions, author Michael Ebifegha examines the Creation Sabbath Day (GCSD) as more than a religious observance. The book argues that the seventh-day Sabbath should be understood as a memorial of divine creation and explores how that interpretation intersects with the modern debate over creationism and evolution.
Rather than treating the Sabbath debate as an isolated question of worship practices, the author traces its development across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, examining historical disagreements, theological arguments, and the transition from Saturday observance toward Sunday traditions within Christianity. The manuscript also addresses commonly cited Christian objections to Sabbath observance and considers the biblical examples of Jesus and the apostles.
The book gives readers an opportunity to examine a familiar religious practice through a broader lens—connecting questions about weekly rest with questions of authority, human origins, biblical interpretation, and the relationship between religious belief and scientific worldviews.
KEY FEATURES:
- Examines the Creation Sabbath Day as a claim about divine creation and human origins.
- Compares perspectives on Sabbath observance across the three major Abrahamic religions.
- Investigates the historical Sunday–Saturday controversy within Christianity.
- Addresses major theological arguments against continued seventh-day Sabbath observance.
- Connects the Sabbath question to the wider creationism–evolutionism debate.
With its combination of biblical analysis, historical discussion, and engagement with contemporary debates about origins, Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions offers readers a framework for considering why the Sabbath remains a contested subject centuries after the biblical command was first recorded.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Michael Ebifegha is a certified science, math, and religion instructor. He earned a certificate in religious studies from the Toronto Catholic School Board and a Bachelor of Education in science and mathematics and doctorate in physics from the University of Toronto. He is the author of Farewell to Darwinian Evolution: Exposition of God’s Creation Patent and Seal, The Darwinian Delusion: The Scientific Myth of Evolutionism, Creation or Evolution? Origin of Species in Light of Science’s Limitations and Historical Records, 4th Origin: Refuting the Myth of Evolutionism and Exposing The Folly of Clergy Letters, and Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions: Clerics’ defiance of God’s Creation Sabbath Day mandate in celebrating Charles Darwin’s Evolution Day in their places of worship.
BOOK DETAILS:
Book Name: Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions: Clerics Neglect God’s Creation Sabbath Day but Celebrate Charles Darwin’s Evolution Day
Author Name: Michael Ebifegha
ISBN Number: 978-1-0673585-2-5
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