Proclaiming and defending the book of Genesis
In 2014, Fox launched a modern version of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos. Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, features astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who was inspired by Sagan in High School. The new … Continue Reading →
After the historic election of Donald Trump to President of the United States, America seems to be embarking on a new era of nationalism. The well-known slogan “America-First” has both … Continue Reading →
Abstract Have you ever watched lions or wolves take down prey on Nat Geo Wild or Discovery Channel? It’s quite a sight and I’m not sure which is more disturbing. Lions kill … Continue Reading →
Abstract In pondering the question, how should Christians vote, I remember catching wind of an email circulating back in 2012. It was from a concerned Christian regarding the up and coming … Continue Reading →
Didn’t God say that Adam would die the day he ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil? Yet, Adam didn’t die that day, nor anytime soon after that. … Continue Reading →
Below are brief overviews and reviews of the 3 top curricula we recommend on creationism. We are not affiliated with the ministries that produce these, nor do we benefit from their … Continue Reading →
Abstract Most biblical creationists today believe the behemoth, described in the book of Job, to be a sauropod dinosaur of some sort. Taking Genesis in a literal straightforward way, they … Continue Reading →
Tim Keller—popular theologian and founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City—is outspoken about his belief in evolution. He’s a featured speaker at BioLogos conferences,1 along with other Christian leaders … Continue Reading →
Introduction Many popular Christian leaders in recent years have endorsed John Sailhamer’s interpretation of the creation account, known as ‘Historical Creationism’. It is a term he himself coined in his book “Genesis Unbound: A Provocative New … Continue Reading →
Where was the Garden of Eden actually located? Is it possible archeologist will find it one day? Don’t the Eden rivers still exist? Don’t the lands that surrounded it still exist? … Continue Reading →
I finally got a chance to see the Hollywood version of “Noah” (2014) starring Russell Crowe on DVD. I had seen many reviews, so my expectations were quite low, but I’m … Continue Reading →
Christians and Halloween Halloween has become the second largest commercial holiday in America—second only to Christmas. Every year by mid-September, stores are filled with Halloween themed displays and merchandise. Literally, millions of … Continue Reading →
Abstract How did the book of Genesis come to be? We know Moses wrote it, but where did he get it? All the events in Genesis were history to him. … Continue Reading →
There is a clever theological objection to the creation account that surfaces from time to time. How could Adam have been guilty of sin if he did not know what … Continue Reading →
A Response to Denis Lamoureux Denis Lamoureux is one of the most popular proponents today of non-concordism—the idea that God never intended the Bible to be accurate in its scientific … Continue Reading →
In the infamous Scopes Trial, William Jennings Bryan (right) was grilled by ACLU lawyer Clarence Darrow (left) about where Cain’s mysterious wife came from. Bryan did not fair well. He … Continue Reading →
What’s the point in talking to people about creation? Didn’t Paul say things like that don’t work? For the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit! Forget … Continue Reading →
Genesis 3D is a feature-length movie/documentary that will cover the first chapter of the book of Genesis. Unlike other Hollywood adaptions, this one will be faithful to the biblical account. … Continue Reading →