Louisiana House Passes Academic Freedom Bill on Evolution and Other Science...
Baton Rouge — By a vote of 94-3, Louisiana’s House of Representatives today passed an academic freedom bill that would protect teachers and school districts who wish to promote critical thinking and...
View ArticleScience And Answered Prayer
An interesting article about prayer and scientific studies of answered prayer. Here
View ArticleGeocentricity, Heliocentricity, Or Relativity?
Bible believers are often ridiculed because it is assumed that the Bible teaches geocentricity instead of heliocentricity. It is now interesting to read that relativity may be the true answer....
View ArticleFew People Ever Believed In A Flat Earth: The Flat Earth Myth
Popular opinion has it that most people, even Christians- ESPECIALLY Christians- believed in a flat earth until the time of Columbus. For Columbus Day 2009 the flat earth myth is shown for what it...
View ArticleMore on The Morality of Babies from the NYT
I linked to a post the other day about babies and morality. Now the New York Times carries a much longer story. All of this research, taken together, supports a general picture of baby morality. It’s...
View ArticleR. Albert Mohler on The Age of The Universe
The avoidance of this question about the age of the universe will come at the cost of our own credibility. But disaster ensues when the book of natural revelation is used to trump the book of special...
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Book Review: Intelligent Design Uncensored
Intelligent Design Uncensored: An Easy- To-understand Guide to the Controversy by William A. Dembski My rating: 5 of 5 stars Intelligent Design Uncensored Dubbed as “an easy to understand guide to the...
View ArticleSecond Century Father Proves That Early Church Was NOT Geocentric
From The Catena On The Pentateuch, Published In Latin By Francis Zephyrus, P. 146. That mystic name which is called the Tetragrammaton, by which alone they who had access to the Holy of Holies were...
View ArticleBook Review: Already Compromised (Ken Ham, Greg Hall, Britt Beemer) | The...
Daniel Mount reviews “Already Compromised” by Ken Ham. Though the authors watered down their conclusions to some extent, their research is strong and convincing. Though it’s not as strong as it could...
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More On Evolution And Gnosticism
…two important themes are discernible in the writings of Darwin and his fellow naturalists: Gnosticism and natural theology. Gnosticism is an ancient belief system that draws a strong distinction...
View ArticleOf Science And Faith
Non-Christian investigators of nature are as successful as they are because they work with stolen capital. Van Til, Introduction To Systematic Theology, pg 84 …only in terms of the God of Scripture can...
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Of Ideas and Consequences
God creating the Sun, Moon and Earth, Michelangelo, from the Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) One would think there was a need for integrating our thoughts on various...
View ArticleGeocentricity, Heliocentricity, Or Relativity?
Bible believers are often ridiculed because it is assumed that the Bible teaches geocentricity instead of heliocentricity. It is now interesting to read that relativity may be the true answer....
View ArticleFew People Ever Believed In A Flat Earth: The Flat Earth Myth
Popular opinion has it that most people, even Christians- ESPECIALLY Christians- believed in a flat earth until the time of Columbus. For Columbus Day 2009 the flat earth myth is shown for what it...
View ArticleMore on The Morality of Babies from the NYT
I linked to a post the other day about babies and morality. Now the New York Times carries a much longer story. All of this research, taken together, supports a general picture of baby morality. It’s...
View ArticleR. Albert Mohler on The Age of The Universe
The avoidance of this question about the age of the universe will come at the cost of our own credibility. But disaster ensues when the book of natural revelation is used to trump the book of special...
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