Francis Bacon, the founder of the modern scientific method, believed that if we were to truly advance learning, Christians should study what God said in His word, and study what God made in Creation. But, he also cautioned that we should avoid unwisely mingling or confounding these learnings together. Confusion exists regarding Francis Bacon and [...]
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Is theistic evolution a disease of learning?
March 26, 2011Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: Adam, Answers in Genesis, BioLogos, Christ, creation, disease of learning, evolution, evolutionism, Genesis Code movie, John Frame, Ken Ham, natural history, Paul, Peter Enns, Romans, science, theistic evolution, uniformitarianism
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Chapter 6 of Grizzly Adventure: Think Like a “Grisly” Bear
March 20, 2011Get out of here bear! Dawn was already breaking about 3:30 am, when I was jolted awake by a blasting airhorn and Troy Finney yelling “Get out of here bear!” Since the electric fence had died, Troy was concerned about our safety, and slept fitfully that night. As he lay in bed, he heard some [...]
Categories: Grizzly Adventure, a book in progress
Tags: American Creek, Audobon's Field Guide to North American Mammals, baraminology, blueberries, Brooks Falls, brown bear, crowberries, Grizzly Almanac, grizzly bear behavior, Grizzly Heart, Hunting Trips of a Ranchman, jaw popping, Kamchatka Peninsula, Katmai National Park, Old Ephraim, sedges, The Wilderness Hunter, Theodore Roosevelt, Ursus arctos, Ursus arctos horribilis, Ursus horraeus texensis, William and Clark, world bear population, Yellowstone
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