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 [...]
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Do we need the Endangered Species Act?
April 30, 2012Categories: 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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21st Century Research Smashes Molecular Clock Myths
December 1, 2011Belief 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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