Posted tagged ‘creation’
May 24, 2012
Scripture tells us that about 4,500 years ago, the ground split open and the “fountains of the deep” erupted (Genesis 7:11), flooding the entire globe with water. Today, about 70% of the earth’s surface is still covered by water, averaging over 2 miles deep, and giving us a watery reminder of the year-long, global cataclysm. [...]
Categories: Novarupta, Novarupta video, Volcanoes
Tags: Catastrophism, creation, CreationWorks, flood geology, Fountains of the deep, Genesis 7:11, global cataclysm, Novarupta, Novarupta documentary, Novarupta film, photogeologic, San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival, The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, uniformitarianism
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May 21, 2012
The Atlantic spotted dolphin (Stenella frontalis) is one of about 40 species currently classified in the family Delphinidae. Reaching lengths of 8 feet, spotted dolphins are usually smaller than Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, and tend to travel in bigger groups, or pods, of 20 or more. Like most dolphins, spotted dolphins are very family-oriented, which brings [...]
Categories: Marine animals, Wildlife Facts and Photos
Tags: Atlantic spotted dolphin, baramin, blue runner, Christian stewardship, creation, Delphinidae, Earth age, environmentalism, evolution, evolutionism, gas rig, genealogy, Genesis 1:28, good steward, Gulf of Mexico, kind, Matthew 28: 18-20, offshore oil platform, oil and gas production platform, oil rig, red snapper, species, spotted dolphin, Stenella frontalis, steward, what is a species, young earth
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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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August 8, 2011
For 60 hours on June 6-8, 1912, Novarupta volcano in Katmai National Park spewed a massive amount (3 cubic miles) of magma out its vent, causing the biggest eruption of the 20th and 21st (so far) centuries. In 2009, myself and some other adventurers traveled to the site of the Novarupta lava dome and surrounding [...]
Categories: Novarupta, Volcanoes
Tags: cataclysm, creation, global cataclysm, Katmai Canyon, Katmai National Park, Katmai River, Katmai Valley, landslide, Noisy Mountain, Novarupta
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July 20, 2011
Unlike our lineup of High School Science products, DIVE Earth Science is a standalone curriculum. No extra book(s) are required, although a list of optional materials is provided for those who want to go above and beyond the basic curriculum. In any Earth Science course, the subject of Earth history will inevitably arise. The subject [...]
Categories: DIVE Earth Science, Teaching Science
Tags: astronomy, Christian, creation, DIVE Earth Science, Earth history, Earth Science, flood geology, limnology, meteorology, oceanography, Scripture, unity and diversity
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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 5, 2011
Preparing for grizzlies In the beginning, God created man and woman, and He created them to rule over His creation. God also gave men responsibility to lead their families. God designed humans to rely on Him and built into us a longing for the Savior. Although sin has damaged mankind’s relationship with God, in His [...]
Categories: Grizzly Adventure, a book in progress
Tags: Alaska Magnum Bear Safety Manual, American Creek, Arctic char, barf bag, bear spray, Cabelas Alaskan Guide Tent, creation, dominion, dominion mandate, Genesis, glacier, grizzly bear, Grizzly Heart, Hammersly Lake, Interagency Grizzly Bear Commission, Joe Schuster, Katmai National Park, Lake Clark National Park, Lake Clark Pass, Lake Iliamna, lake trout, Moose's Tooth, Murray Lake, oleoresin capsicum, pizza, Port Alsworth, rainbow trout, reindeer lichen, semipalmated plover, Sockeye Salmon, terminal moraine, The Alaskan River Guide, tundra, u-shaped valley, Wild Men Wild Alaska, wilderness
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January 7, 2011
How do giant canyons form? With water. Lots of it, coming from both above AND below the surface. How do I know this? Well, I don’t know for sure, because I’ve never witnessed the formation of a giant canyon like Palo Duro Canyon or Grand Canyon. However, there sure is a lot of evidence that [...]
Categories: Palo Duro Canyon, Reforming the Story of Palo Duro Canyon
Tags: ancient lakes, Catastrophism, creation, flood geology, global cataclysm, Grand Canyon, megaflood, Missoula Floods, Noah, Palo Duro Canyon, Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River, uniformitarianism
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November 10, 2010
This video presents some of the speculation and artwork that goes into describing fossils. Conclusions drawn about fossil finds are always subject to the interpreter’s bias. This video shows how a simple experiment can turn a round-headed fish into something resembling the flat-headed and supposed (by some) part-fish, part-amphibian known as Tiktaalik roseae. There is evidence [...]
Categories: Creation/Evolution
Tags: creation, evidence, evolution, Genesis, genetics, I Corinthians 15:39, media hype, speculation, tiktaalik, transitional form
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