Creation Revolution

Category: Feedback

• Did God Seduce Mary?

  by Kyle Butt, M.A. Recently we received an e-mail at Apologetics Press from a skeptic who accused God of breaking one of His own commandments. The skeptic cited Exodus 20:17, which is the final commandment in the list of the Ten … Continue reading →

  

• Talking and mythological animals in the Old Testament

  And—does Leviticus mention dinosaurs? Sometimes Bible translations have words that need further explanation. D.V., Australia, asks: Cockatrices are mentioned in Isaiah 11:8, 14:29, 59:5 and Jeremiah 8:17 My concern is how can I explain these animals to an unbeliever who asks for an answer for … Continue reading →

  

• Flaw in creationist solution to the Pioneer anomaly?

    NASA/Ames Research Center – Pioneer 10 In 2008, Creationist physicist and cosmologist Dr Russ Humphreys published a solution to the Pioneer anomaly in Journal of Creation (see The ‘Pioneer anomaly’ for a general introduction). The Pioneer anomaly is a small but strange deceleration of four outgoing spacecraft: … Continue reading →

  

• Universal negatives and excluded middles

  The logic of biblical creation Daniel T. from Australia writes: You mention on your site a few times that it is not possible to prove a universal negative (a quick search for ‘universal negative’ on your site yields a few … Continue reading →

  

• Karst mountains, Guangxi, China, and Noah’s Flood

  Joseph A. from the United States writes: My question that I would like to ask is: how do you believe the Jasper Forest in South-western China was formed? As a Christian I believe fully in the Bible because it is … Continue reading →

  

• Why is there only one God?

  People often have questions about the nature of God, as opposed to ideas that come from pagan philosophies. Carter M, USA, wrote in with the following question: I believe in God, but why is there only one? Why isn’t there … Continue reading →

  

• Flood Geology vs Secular Catastrophism

  What are the differences? Much is made of the debate between ‘gradualists’ like Charles Lyell and ‘catastrophists’ like Georges Cuvier in the history of geology. In the 19th century it seemed that Lyell’s gradualism won the day—it was the dominant paradigm … Continue reading →

  

• With fresh momentum—opportunities abound!

  Lives impacted and changed, and several thousand reached through the Bates tour of South Africa by Johan Kruger and Robert Zins Outstanding! This is our (CMI-SA) response to the Gary Bates’ (February 2013) South African speaking tour! The whirlwind tour of the Western Cape and … Continue reading →

  

• UK under water in Journal of Creation 27(1)

  At a time called ‘Late Cretaceous’, 80%–90% of the present UK land did not exist. Geological maps indicate that 100% of the UK was under water at this time. Further, evidence based on river flows shows that this submergence was … Continue reading →

  

• Distant Starlight and the Days of Genesis 1

  How should we approach the distant starlight travel time issue? How do we argue against day-age theory? CMI’s Shaun Doyle examines these questions in today’s feedback from William L. from Australia. Dear William, Thank you for your email and your kind words. … Continue reading →

  

• If Adam never sinned…?

  Today I’ll be sharing more information from the ongoing dialogue that I’ve been having with “Lisa” (not her real name).  If you remember I shared some of this conversation a couple weeks ago. Read it here.   Lisa contacted me via Facebook … Continue reading →

  

• Noah’s Flood was a catastrophic global tectonic event

  Jordon T seemed surprised by the ideas he encountered on this site, and emailed some questions. Most of his problems will be resolved as reads more about it. Here are his questions: ——— How would the water from the “flood” … Continue reading →

  

• Did Joseph of Arimathea move the body?

  There is no shortage of scenarios used to try to explain away the empty tomb without appealing to the Resurrection. One of the most common accusations is that the disciples stole the body and lied about it (invented by the … Continue reading →

  

• Creation Evangelism

  The ‘big picture’ in which the Gospel makes sense Why bother with creation evangelism? Why start all the way back in Genesis when the gospel is all about Jesus dying for our sins and rising for our justification (Romans 4:25)? … Continue reading →

  

• We’re all ‘born that way’

  J.J. from Australia wrote in with a question: Hi. Just wondering if you could tell me from a Christian standpoint whether homosexuality is genetic? I saw an article on Wikipedia supposedly defending it. I’d like to be able to debate … Continue reading →

  

• Personal attacks and accusations but no substance

  In response to the author’s road-trip report where creationism was on trial, a skeptic, David Q. (USA) e-mailed us, claiming that one of our associate speakers Phil Robinson is brainwashed and teaching blatantly false information. The e-mail appears first in its entirety, then … Continue reading →

  

• Abortions vs miscarriages

  Some pro-abortionists think that since there is not as much overt campaigning against miscarriages as there is against abortion it invalidates the pro-lifer’s claim to care about the well-being of unborn babies. Is this right? Cory D. from the United … Continue reading →

  

• Could Jesus Sin?

  Today’s feedback raises a common issue to do with the incarnation—could Jesus sin? Another takes a look at the concept of a single designer in the light of the Trinity. Narindra R. from Madagascar writes in response to The Incarnation: Why did God become … Continue reading →

  

• Critic ignores reality of Genetic Entropy

  The author of a landmark book on genomic decay responds to unsustainable criticisms. by Dr John Sanford I do not normally spend my time responding to bloggers, but several people have asked me to respond to Scott Buchanan’s polemic1 against my book Genetic Entropy. … Continue reading →

  

• Virtual debates, real-world doubts

  Sometimes debates turn nasty. Some people are not interested in respectful dialogue and only troll message boards and internet forums to insult those they disagree with. This can be exhausting, and it can create doubts if one is not careful. … Continue reading →