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 … Continue reading Will the real Francis Bacon please stand up?
Month: January 2011
Student finds error in Saxon Calculus, 2nd ed
Last week, a student who uses our DIVE CDs emailed me to verify an error in problem number 24 of Saxon Calculus, 2nd edition, Problem Set 63. Although this error did not actually affect the final answer, it was an error nonetheless, and was missed by the editors of the Saxon Solutions Manual. EVERY curriculum … Continue reading Student finds error in Saxon Calculus, 2nd ed
Reforming the story of Palo Duro Canyon
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 … Continue reading Reforming the story of Palo Duro Canyon
Studying His Word and His Works 