Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Evolution
Have you ever hugged a tree? I'm not going to suggest you should, but perhaps it's time for some of us to give trees and plants-and their origins-a lot more thought than we have up until now... A few months ago I shared with you a discussion I heard by a panel of very learned … Continue reading PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FACT AND FICTION
WAS NOAH'S ARK REALLY AN ALIEN SPACE SHIP?! We can now reveal the results of explosive new research!! The most up-to date understanding of ancient Biblical manuscripts, along with on-site cutting-edge micro-laser technology, has led experts to conclude that Noah’s ark was not a large wooden ship designed to float on water at all, but an … Continue reading CREATION: AS IT IS WRITTEN…
Evolutionists cite similarities between various animals, and between various plants, as evidence of our ancestry from single-celled creatures. The "evolutionary tree of life" depicts us all descending from the same one-celled creatures as jellyfish, elephants, butterflies and Venus fly-traps. None of these original single-celled creatures were ever observed, and none of their present-day counterparts and … Continue reading THE LARGEST-EVER SINGLE SELL
Tails up all those who think we're related to chimps, or descended from ape-like creatures. No monkeying around now... Despite all the propaganda and speculation foisted onto me at school and through television I have never for a moment believed that I was descended from ape-like creatures. As a kid I wondered why pre-humans would … Continue reading EVOLUTION AND MONKEY BUSINESS: FIVE SHORT TALES
Here's an interesting little sequel to my last post,"Fossils and the wrong key", in which I noted that stories of dinosaurs wandering into swamps, lakes, bogs, rivers, tar pits and so on abound, because dinosaur fossils and bones are found in sediments where they had to be buried rapidly. Evolutionists strictly enforce their "no divinity" … Continue reading MORE DINOSAURS WANDERING INTO SWAMPS
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