Books By Creationists?

Of course not, if it is sufficiently obvious that what is being presented is complete idiocy. If I saw a book claiming to present evidence of geocentrism, I would approach it with a wry smile, and no doubt of my conclusion. Same happened in Heffers, nearly 20 years ago, when I came upon a book entitled "Has Hawking Erred?" written by an engineer

No, definitely not dishonest. It would just be bizarre and contradictory.In this particular case, it is quite obvious from the subject matter and the authors in particular that this is pure idiocy. Edited by cavediver, : No reason given.

Again, I don't think I'd ever use the word "dishonest". To me, it's just the wrong connotation. Possibly "unfair" fits in some contexts, and "mistaken" in others. This would immediately make me doubt anything he had to say that touched on the fact that he had recently become a YEC - so anything related to science I would assume he is completely wrong as a default position, and only accept once receiving confirmation from an alternativge source. I disagree - in all seriousness, it means he fits all three to greater and lesser degrees.

No, it is not. I have already explained that. Surely you can pick up on the confusion you are casuing by insiting on using the word "dishonest"? Perhaps the native English speakers have a slight edge on the native French speaker on what English words mean (irrespective of the multiple meanings listed in dictionaries)? Of course; and I'm sure also with the worldwide academic views of the history of the Universe through cosmology, astrophysics, geology, paleontology, archaeology, etc. Guess what? No one cares. You are in such an insignificant minority that if it wasn't for the damage creationists are causing to education, we wouldn't even be having this discussion, as EvC wouldn't exist. Creationism is regarded slightly below geocentrism in academic circles - it is openly laughed at and regarded the domain of the utterly deluded. I did not meet one self-acknowledged academic (excluding undergrad) YEC in my entire academic career, depsite being an active evangelical Christian.