Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Category: Evolution/Creation
I once gave a creationist book to a friend who was an unbeliever. A couple of days later he'd read the whole thing. His only comment was that the book was entirely negative-that it effectively attacked and cast great doubt upon the concept that all of life had evolved, but that it "didn't prove creation"... … Continue reading THE POSITIVE NEGATIVES OF CREATION AND DESIGN
Ardent evolutionists and atheists believe that each new scientific discovery, revealing another facet or detail of the incredible make up of our universe, drives God further into the realm of the fairies, and ultimately oblivion... They see God only as a mystical, mythical creation of human imagination. As in the sorry case of the man … Continue reading SLIPPERY SCIENCE
Some churches are doing a lot more "proselytizing" these days, and I'm sorry to say that I'm not referring to the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ... EVILUTION This coming weekend many churches professing to be "Christian" will be celebrating "Darwin Weekend", arranged around Charles Darwin's birthday. Yes, it's a "Howling Wolf Ministries" weekend … Continue reading THROWING TRUTH TO THE GROUND, Part 2
I stumbled upon a video of Richard Dawkins telling a man that he had “no right” to ask why we are here. Challenged with the claim that science cannot answer that question, his only recourse was to play Big Brother and trash the question* Many people deny the existence of God-perhaps we’ve all been there … Continue reading WHY ARE WE HERE: A SILLY QUESTION?
I recently heard Dr. Jay Richards on the radio briefly tell the tale of a research astronomer called Guillermo Gonzalez. The story demonstrates how any consideration of a Creator is frequently shut out of the education establishment (and the media), in order to deny students and anyone else the opportunity of hearing anything but puddle-to-human … Continue reading DOUBLESPEAK: WHEN “FREEDOM OF INQUIRY” REALLY MEANS THE OPPOSITE
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