Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Category: Evolution/Creation
How do you lead people to conclude that there's only one truth, without showing them any real evidence? Answer: you keep them from all dissenting alternatives... I was listening to a BBC radio discussion on the subject of parasitism recently (1), the panel being a gathering of very learned and highly credentialed evolutionary scientists. One of the … Continue reading THE INTENTIONAL IGNORANCE OF SCIENCE
Most of us have a one-hundred percent chance of dying, and dying is the most common cause of death. So perhaps it requires a little consideration, now and then... In five years of blogging my most popular post by far has been "The Meaning of Life According to Hamlet, Paul and Deep Thought". So I … Continue reading THE MEANING OF DEATH
Has science proved that the earth and the stars and all of us evolved without any supernatural help? If so, how should we think about the Bible? I'm always amazed at how little interest people show in anything I write about the creation/evolution issue. It's actually vitally important, because if it's not God who endowed us … Continue reading SHOULD WE BELIEVE THAT GOD CREATED?
It seems to me that pronouncements from evolutionists always provide more questions than answers. Here's just one more of those pronouncements... According to a BBC news report* the regular use of caesarian sections in birth is affecting human evolution: "Women with a very narrow pelvis would not have survived birth 100 years ago. They do now and pass … Continue reading PERPETUAL CHANGE: YES, OR NO?
Some people would rather not know if God exists: they're afraid of having their lives transformed... I first noticed this "willing ignorance" after reading the first two books I'd ever read by a creationist. I'd been a Christian for a year, and by good fortune and coincidence (ha!) I discovered “God, Science and Evolution” and “Christ and the Cosmos” by Prof. E.H. … Continue reading THE MOST SCARY PROSPECT OF ALL..
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