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| from Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham | 8 hours ago. |
A number of years ago, the Institute for Creation Research was located in Santee, California (east of San Diego). They built a small but very good Creation and Earth History Museum based on a literal understanding of the book of Genesis. When ICR sold their buildings and moved the organization out of state, [...]
In-Law or Outlaw?
from Days of Praise from ICR
8 hours ago.
"To them that are without law, as without law, (being not without law to God, but under the law to Christ,) that I might gain them that are without law." (1 Corinthians 9:21)
The preaching of the gospel weighed heavily on Paul, and in this passage (vv. 5-23), as well as surrounding ch... More...
Handling Stress
from AiG Daily Article
13 hours ago.
The economy, unemployment, terrorism, politics, finances, moral decline, major sickness, a prodigal child, an unhealthy marriage—for most of us, contemplating any one of these pressures will knot our stomach.
What happened before the big bang?
from Creation.com
15 hours ago.
Top secular scientists are now challenging the idea that everything began with the big bang.
You Are an Ape!
from Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham
1 day ago (5/19/2012).
How would you like to have someone tell your children that they "are an ape"—that they are just an animal?
My wife and I—and our daughter—spent part of Thursday at the San Diego Zoo. As we were looking through the gift store just before we left, I came across this book they were selling:
I opened to [...]
The Glorious Gospel
from Days of Praise from ICR
1 day ago (5/19/2012).
"According to the glorious gospel of the blessed God, which was committed to my trust." (1 Timothy 1:11)
In the opening chapter of Paul's first letter to Timothy, his "son in the faith" (v. 2), Paul gives various instructions concerning the proper teaching of doctrine, "which ... More...
News to Note, May 19, 2012
from AiG Daily Article
1 day ago (5/19/2012).
Khirbet Qeiyafa, science standards: The Next Generation, primitive pollinator, biological corkscrew, stone soup, and more in this week's News to Note.
What do the atheopaths have to hide?
from Creation.com
1 day ago (5/19/2012).
Skeptics who refuse to reveal their name-do they have something to hide, or something to fear?
The "Disease" Is Everywhere
from Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
Recently I have written a number of articles about the fact that even though we know sin is the ultimate “disease problem” in this world, I liken the teaching of millions of years to a disease and the teaching of evolution to be a symptom of the disease.
I say this because most [...]
Sweet-Smelling Sacrifice
from Days of Praise from ICR
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
"I am full, having received of Epaphroditus the things which were sent from you, an odour of a sweet smell, a sacrifice acceptable, wellpleasing to God." (Philippians 4:18)
The reference in this text goes back to the "sweet savour" that God smelled when Noah offered his initial sacrifice after disembarking from the year-long Flood. That offering triggered a promise from God t... More...
Amazing Fish Adaptive Design
from Science Update from ICR
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
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The same basic kind of fish, called the stickleback, inhabits salt or fresh water and lakes or streams. Strikingly, however, those living in salt water are much larger and have different colors and different scale armor than their freshwater counterparts with whom they can interbreed. One generation of the marine variety can give rise to a generation of freshwater versions, and vice versa. Are these fish evolving, or were they created to make these kinds of body changes within their kind?
Feedback: A Pro-life Doctor's View on Molar Pregnancies
from AiG Daily Article
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
Is a molar pregnancy really a baby? Does it have a gender? Does aborting it end a life? Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell, AiG-U.S., explains.
Seeing Colors
from Creation Moments
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
The eye, with its incredibly sensitive color vision, is increasingly being recognized as a marvel as we learn more about how it works. The eye is able to detect the smallest measure of light known to physicists. These units are called photons.
4 Vesta, achondritic meteorites and Flood bombardment
from Creation.com
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
What do 4 Vesta and achondritic meteorites tell us about the origin of impactors from the Flood bombardment?
Creation and Galapagos Discussion Starters
from Practical Resources for Teaching Creation-Based Science
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
Classroom Starters: After the global Flood, how did animals get to islands such as the Galapagos? For the older student: How do the differences in the beaks of finches living on the Galapagos Islands point to gene segregation and created design instead of natural selection and evolution? Dinner Table Starters: What animals might you see on the Galapagos Islands that you could not see ... Read More »
Old Ideas
from After Eden
2 days ago (5/18/2012).
A Tsunami of Reminder
from Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
One of the points of contention between young-earth creationists and those who believe in an old earth is the global Flood of Noah's day. If someone who believes the Bible wants to declare that the earth is billions of years old, to be consistent, they will typically deny a global Flood as well and say [...]
The Builder of the House
from Days of Praise from ICR
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
"He who hath builded the house hath more honour than the house. For every house is builded by some man; but he that built all things is God." (Hebrews 3:3-4)
Perhaps the single greatest category of evidence for supernatural creation is in the nature of the creation itself, which everywhere shows such intricate design that it could not have come about by random ch... More...
1.4 The Basic Assumptions of Theistic Evolution
from AiG Daily Article
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
There is an unbridgeable chasm between theistic evolution and the biblical doctrine of creation.
The mythology surrounding James Hutton and Hadrian's Wall
from Creation.com
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
It's a nice story but it's not accurate.
U.S. Army Celebrates Its 75,000 Birthday!
from Creation Moments
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
We at Creation Moments are often asked, where do evolutionists get all those millions of years? It seems they are always finding rocks and fossils that are tens or hundreds of thousands or even millions of years old.
Ask Dr. Rhonda – New Earth
from Practical Resources for Teaching Creation-Based Science
3 days ago (5/17/2012).
Does the Bible talk about a new earth? What will happen to our current earth? "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isaiah 65:17). There is a glorious future awaiting the redeemed. Although God's primeval creation of the heavens and the earth is eternal (note Psalm 148:6, etc.), these are now groaning ... Read More »
Creative Begin Project
from Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham
4 days ago (5/16/2012).
Magazine Staff Congratulated
At lot has been happening at AiG while I have been away.
I have been gone for the past few days (I'm in California), but I was still able to participate at yesterday’s AiG staff chapel. We shared some great news [...]
Forsake and Follow
from Days of Praise from ICR
4 days ago (5/16/2012).
"Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men. And when they had brought their ships to land, they forsook all, and followed him." (Luke 5:10-11)
Perhaps we take too lightly the fact that the disciples "forsook all, and followed him." This action involved at least two aspects, the leaving of their former life and the realignment of their loyalty.
... More...
Single Mutation Makes Melanesians Blond
from Science Update from ICR
4 days ago (5/16/2012).
Solomon Islanders have very dark skin. Most also have dark hair, but about one in ten of them have strikingly blond hair. How is this blond trait inherited, and do the people of the Solomon Islands inherit it the same way that other blond populations do? If appearances change slowly and gradually like Darwin taught, then it seems unlikely that the human “races” originated at Babel as recently as the Bible indicates. And if traits are conferred to creatures by their environments performing natural selection, then why would a single environment select multiple traits in the same creature? A fascinating study recently discovered the genetic basis behind blond Solomon Islanders, and the results shed light on these issues.
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