by Stephen Mitchell | Nov 14, 2020 | Design, Design in nature
Printable PDF here: Marvelous Moon Science is fascinated with our nearest astronomical neighbor… the moon. This year has produced a number of...
by Stephen Mitchell | Oct 25, 2020 | Bible and Creation, Evolution
What ideas or beliefs are fundamental to being a Christian? In a previous post, I wrote of two basic concepts: 1. God is the creator; 2. Jesus is God. It is interesting that though, Christians are united by fundamental beliefs such as these, there is an amazing...
by Stephen Mitchell | Oct 14, 2020 | Age of the Earth
The challenges from geology faced by Young Earth Creationists are Texas-sized. The choice of the interpretation of a young earth with a global flood comes with predictions for how the earth’s rock record should look. This talk looked briefly at the history of modern...
by Stephen Mitchell | Sep 8, 2020 | Age of the Earth
On the Salisbury plain of southern England sits the world-famous circle of rocks known as Stonehenge. My family visited it first in 1990 and we almost drove right by it. I was expecting more fanfare and really thought it would be bigger. We were fascinated, just like...
by Stephen Mitchell | Aug 27, 2020 | Design, Design in nature
Perhaps I just have fine-tuned glasses when I look at the earth history. Here we see a planet that developed a liquid outer core and a solid core. Interesting that according to this release, the inner core formed 1 to 1.3 billion years ago. This article suggests ...
by Stephen Mitchell | Aug 15, 2020 | Design, Design in nature
Science in the press often claims that large numbers of habitable planets must exist throughout the universe. Examples though are hard to come by. We only know of one. Habitable also depends on who is the inhabitor. There are many requirements for a planet to be...
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