Archive for the ‘Creation/Evolution’ category
April 30, 2012
A complex story about trout and people My first experience catching cutthroat trout was in 1989 while fishing in Grand Teton National Park. Since then, I’ve been blessed with opportunities to fish for trout as far away as Eastern Russia, and as close to home as our family’s pond. Because trout are both fun to [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution, Environmental Issues
Tags: adaptation, American Creek, baramin, Canada, clumpers, created kind, cutbow, cutthroat trout, Endangered Species Act, epigenetics, Genesis 1:26-28, genetics, genotype, Greenback cutthroat trout, ignore the Endangered Species Act, Kamchatka Peninsula, Lake Creek, lenok, mankind is nature's manager, native trout, nonnative trout, Oncorhynchus clarkii, Oncorhynchus mykiss, overfishing, overregulation, phenotype, rainbow trout, repeal the Endangered Species Act, Rio Grande cutthroat trout, Rocky Mountains, Romans 1:20, Snake River cutthroat trout, splitters, subspecies, takings by the federal government, trout, trout baramin, trout fishing, use of natural resources, Vladivostok
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December 1, 2011
Belief in evolutionism requires one to reject the authority of Scripture regarding special creation of humans, along with different created kinds, or baramins, of living organisms. Biblical history must also be rejected, because millions of years are apparently required for nature to perform its evolutionary magic. Belief in evolutionism forces one to cling to a [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: 8 people were on the ark, baramin, Christian, created kind, creation, Creator, evolution, evolutionism, faith, genealogy, Genesis Flood, genetics, IA, identical ancestor, identical ancestors point, molecular clock, molecular clock mirage, most recent common ancestor, MRCA
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November 11, 2011
No. A name like the National Center for Science Education (NCSE) gives the impression of an organization with a vision for improving science education. If NCSE were good for the world, it would be a clearinghouse of information for helping science educators stay updated on the latest advances in science, which they could pass on [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution, Teaching Science
Tags: 21st century science, America needs a real national center for science education, bigotry, cell complexity, Christian, College of the Six Days' Works, creation, endocytosis, endosymbiosis, faith in God's word, Francis Bacon, genome, interactome, National Center for Evolutionism, National Center for Science Education, natural history, NCSE, New Atlantis, proteome, scientific method, self-evident truth, Solomon's House, TEK 7G, Texas Textbook Wars, verify, white elitism
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October 13, 2011
Life does not evolve, it adapts. Watch my YouTube video, Adaptation, and learn more about what 21st Century science is revealing regarding epigenetics, and what God’s word and works have always revealed. The only reason evolutionism exists is because some people think God is a liar. I say let God be true, and every man [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution, Spreading His Word, Teaching Science
Tags: adaptation, Bible, cell complexity, Charles Darwin, chromosome, DNA, Dr. Rob Carter, epigenesis, epigenetics, evolution, evolutionism, Exchange of Truth, faith, gene, Genesis 1:28, genoversity, heart, love the Lord, mind, mutation, oil and gas platform, Richard Dawkins, Romans 1:20, Scripture, Stephen Jay Gould, strength
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May 9, 2011
The Texas Freedom Network (TFN) is a curious group. On the one hand, they print articles claiming that some groups and individuals are promoting anti-Muslim “Sharia hysteria“. TFN considers such people “bigots”, people who are utterly intolerant of beliefs and opinions that are different from theirs. On the other hand, TFN is a big promoter [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: alien, anti-science, bigot, Christian, creationism, Dover v. Kitzmiller, evolution, evolution is religion, evolutionism, faith-based, First Amendment, God, intelligent design, Intelligent Design on Trial, International Databases, math and science teacher shortage, Mortimer Adler, Muslim, National Center for Science Education, natural history, NCSE, null hypothesis, origins, self-evident truth, Texas Freedom Network, TFN
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March 26, 2011
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 [...]
Categories: 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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February 23, 2011
A recent article by the Texas Freedom Network (TFN) expressed concern that creationists are targeting Texas science classes. The concern is over the review teams being appointed for the upcoming Texas High School Supplemental Science Materials Review, currently scheduled for June, 2011. The article included me as one of several “anti-science activists”, and even quotes [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: anti-science, Charles Darwin, Christian charity, Christianity, creationism, Creationists Target Texas Science Classes, evolution, evolutionism, love, mixed question, Mortimer Adler, natural history, scientific method, Sir Francis Bacon, TEKS, Texas Freedom Network, Texas High School Supplemental Science Materials Review, Texas public schools, Thomas Malthus
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February 16, 2011
I recently stumbled across a college biology textbook with the following subchapter title: “Scientists are beginning to take the possibility of extraterrestrial life seriously.” Maybe some scientists are taking the possibility of extraterrestrial life seriously, but not all scientists are, including this one. Now, I cannot prove extraterrestrial life does not exist, nor can I [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: aliens, Biology 7th edition McGraw-Hill, college biology textbook, extraterrestrial life, Francis Bacon, Genesis 1:1, Jesus, scientific method, SETI, superstition
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January 23, 2011
Francis Bacon (1561-1626) is considered by many as the founder of the scientific method, which is basically an organized way for us humans to attempt to answer questions about the Created order. A lawyer and a statesman, his greatest passion was in finding ways to improve and extend human knowledge, and this is seen in [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: Aristotle, CELD, Christian, Christianity, Church, Francis Bacon, Galileo, King James I, Matthew 22:29, New Atlantis, Novum Organum, religion, science, science and religion, secular fundamentalist, Stephen A. McKnight, The Advancement of Learning, The Exchange of Truth, The Religious Foundations of Francis Bacon's Thoughts
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December 4, 2010
There are almost no disputes among Christians and non-Christians that Jesus Christ was a real person and lived about 2,000 years ago. Even though the last book of the Bible was written over 1,900 years ago, historical record-keeping since that time is sufficient enough for us to believe this date. To my knowledge, there are no active [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: BioLogos, Charles Lyell, Dr. Albert Mohler, Earth age, Earth history, Earth is about 6000 years old, Earth Science, genealogy, Georges Cuvier, Jesus Christ, Jesus lived about 2000 years ago, John K. Reed, Modern Reformation, natural history, science, scientific method, Sola Scriptura, Theodore Roosevelt
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