Creation Revolution

Monthly Archives: March 2011

• 12 Year Old Super Genius Out to Disprove Big Bang

  Every young couple experiences a euphoric excitement over the birth of their first child.  A new life brought into the world along with a long list of expectations of developmental milestones.  You are filled with dreams of when your child … Continue reading →

  

• The Emergent Deception—the Evolution Factor

  What Every Pastor and Every Christian Needs to Know About the Emergent Church Movement “Brian McLaren: Christians in denial over evolution of faith,” screamed one headline.1 Another reprint of the same article quoted him as saying, “Evolutionary Christianity has freed … Continue reading →

  

• Herbivores, Carnivores and the Created Order

  Man was authorised in Genesis 1:29 to eat anything from the plant kingdom. A vegetarian diet only is mentioned, despite the earlier reference to livestock. We can infer, therefore, that sheep, cows, etc., were not originally given for meat-but for … Continue reading →

  

• Dealing With Difficult Issues

  So often, when out on ministry, people love to share the highs and lows of their witnessing experiences with us—we get to hear lots of interesting stories. One difficulty we often hear goes something like this: ‘I often try to … Continue reading →

  

• Bill Would Prevent Texas Colleges from Discriminating against Evolution Doubters

  A bill recently introduced to the Texas House of Representatives would protect faculty and students at public colleges in the state from discrimination for holding views antithetical to Darwinian evolution. The proposed addition to the education code states: An institution … Continue reading →

  

• John Dunphy on Secular Humanism in the Public Schools

  The battle for humankind’s future must be waged and won in the public school classroom by teachers who correctly perceive their role as the proselytizers of a new faith: A religion of humanity — utilizing a classroom instead of a … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Readings will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →

  

• Two Adams, Two Covenants and Sola Fide (Part I)

  Covenant Theology, a defining feature of historic Reformed Theology, seeks (among other things) to address the question of how Adam acted as the federal head of all humanity.  In fact, the word federal comes from the Latin word foedus, covenant.  … Continue reading →

  

• Creation Rescued Me From Drugs

  I believed in the theory of evolution until I was about 30 years old. A basic acceptance of what I had been taught at school produced in me a conviction that our origins were essentially chemical, whether or not God … Continue reading →

  

• Points To Ponder About Noah’s Flood

  2 Peter 3:3—8 tells us that people who scoff at the Bible are “willingly ignorant” of the Creation and the Flood. In order to understand science and the Bible, we must not be ignorant of those two great events in … Continue reading →

  

• The Radar of Evolutionary Biology – An Odd Device to Use in Science

  Elliott Sober’s July 2008 article titled Evolution without Naturalism, addresses concerns of Theistic Evolutionists.2 Many have tried to reconcile God and evolution by thinking of evolution as a guided process – one in which God intervenes from time to time … Continue reading →

  

• Stupidity Evolved?

  For such an intelligent species, humans can sure be stupid. The economic crisis, the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the aftermath of a host of other disasters currently plaguing the world can all be traced to a … Continue reading →

  

• Expositor’s Bible on Unreliability of Scripture

  If any one is in search of accurate information regarding the age of the earth, or its relation to the sun, moon and stars, or regarding the order in which plants and animals have appeared upon it, he is referred … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Readings will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →

  

• Can You Hear Me Now?

  Imagine standing in a football stadium packed with 100,000 screaming fans.  Now imagine what it would be like to try to make yourself heard by a friend on the other side of the stadium.  How would you go about selecting … Continue reading →

  

• The Problem of Evil: Pre-Fall Animal Death?

  Richard H. from Canada contacted us after reading Philip Bell’s book review article, The ‘problem’ of evil and the supremacy of Scripture, with questions relating to the type of death that is biblically permissible prior to the Fall of Man … Continue reading →

  

• Rapid Petrifaction of Wood

  One of the most interesting fossils to find is a piece of petrified wood. If you are fortunate while fossil hunting, you might discover limbs and sizeable tree trunks that have been petrified. This type of fossil wood is often … Continue reading →

  

• Final Lessons From Ground Zero

  Two years later, the magnitude of the terrorist attacks against New York City and Washington D.C. of 11 September 2001—a day when America was baptized into the world of terror—is still difficult to put into perspective. Now in 2003, how … Continue reading →

  

• ‘Oldest Fossils’ Are Just Naturally Occurring Minerals

  Scientists have been going back and forth over whether certain microscopic features in very old rocks were caused by lifeless minerals or living bacteria. Because of where these rocks are situated in the rock record, the answer to this question … Continue reading →

  

• Charles F. Potter on Secular Humanism – Excluding God from Schools & Society

  Secular Humanism is an attempt to function as a civilized society with the exclusion of God and His moral principles. During the last several decades, Humanists have been very successful in propagating their beliefs. Their primary approach is to target … Continue reading →