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‘Genesis was written so that simple people could understand it’. For people who hold this view what they usually mean is, ‘God really used evolution, but evolution is too hard to communicate to people who lived long ago, so Moses wrote about how God created in 6 days.’ However, today evolution is communicated to children through critically acclaimed children’s books. This begs the question: if God really did create over millions of years couldn’t Moses have written it that way? Related content • Should Genesis be taken literally? (http://creation.com/should-genesis-be-taken-literally)
All thinking people have to answer the question of origins. This episode explores what atheists have to believe about where they came from. The Creation Magazine LIVE! TV program is a ministry of Creation Ministries International. With offices in seven countries and more PhD scientists than any Christian organization this program features cutting edge science that supports the Bible delivered in a non-technical, visually-rich, discussion-based format. Related Articles: Is Atheism a Religion? (http://creation.com/atheism-a-religion) What all Atheists have to believe (http://creation.com/what-all-atheists-have-to-believe) Why do Atheists hate God? (http://creation.com/atheist-god-hate) A Miracle by Any Other Name would be called Science (http://creation.com/atheist-miracles) Atheism (http://creation.com/atheism)
While working on a giant Peterbilt truck, Bruce van natta was crushed in two when the jack slipped and the truck fell on him. Here his story of angelic help and his miraculous recovery.
Christian Influence Upon Science Danny R. Faulkner Biographical info: Danny R. Faulkner has a BS in math from Bob Jones University, an MS in physics from Clemson University, and an MA and Ph.D. in astronomy from Indiana University. Dr. Faulkner has been on the faculty of the University of South Carolina, Lancaster, since 1986, where he holds the rank of professor and teaches astronomy and physics. His research interests include stellar astronomy, especially binary stars. He has been published in the Astronomical Journal, Astrophysical Journal, the Publication of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, and the Information Bulletin on Variable [More]