Adam, Augustine, and the Doctrine of Original Sin (Part 1)
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been mulling over writing a post specifically about Adam and the doctrine of Original Sin. As things would have it, just ove...
Category: Creation Evolution Debate
Should Evolution Be Taught in Christian Schools? (Answers in Genesis’ Point of View)
Earlier today I was thumbing through my Twitter-feed and came across a link to a January 12th article by Avery Foley at Answers in Genesis (AiG) entitled, “Shou...
Ten Key Things to Remember Regarding the Creation/Evolution Debate and Young Earth Creationism (AKA: A Time to Mourn…and Shake the Dust From Your Feet)
Over the past two years, I have written quite a lot about the creation/evolution debate, young earth creationism in general, and Answers in Genesis in particula...
Ken Ham’s Honorary Doctorate from Bryan College, and the Idolatrous Inability to Differentiate Between Philosophical Naturalism and Science
Back in 2010, Ken Ham criticized Bryan College for not taking a strong enough stand on a literal, YEC interpretation of Genesis 1-11. Three years ago, on the he...
Bodie Hodge at Answers in Genesis and Bill Nye: Further Out to the Fringes of Sanity (In their own different ways, of course)
For the past two years, I have written quite a lot about the creation/evolution debate, and perhaps two of the main points I have emphasized time and time again...
Answers in Genesis, Biblical Scholars, Flat-Earthers, and Geocentrists (PART 2: The House is Raqia!)
In yesterday’s post, I began to look at an article by the AiG resident astronomer Danny Faulkner, “Does the Bible Teach the Earth is Flat?” In today’s post, I w...
Answers in Genesis and Their Accusations that Biblical Scholars are Flat-Earthers and Geo-centrists (Part 1: The Opening Salvo)
Yesterday morning, as I was thumbing through Twitter for a few minutes before I sat down to have my coffee at Starbucks, and then get working to preparing for m...
Church History/Creation Evolution Debate/Friedrich Nietzsche/Ken Ham/Philosophy/Social and Cultural Issues/The New Atheist Movement/Universals/Western Culture/Worldview
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 57): Draper and White’s False Narrative of the Conflict Between Science and Faith
As one should be able to see from the last number of posts, the 19th century was a pivotal century. There was the struggle for the soul of European Christianity...
A Mysterious Call from Friedrich Nietzsche: Follow Ken Ham’s White Rabbit! There is No Spoon, and Facts Mean Nothing!
The other day, I received a short note from someone who had a question regarding one of my posts on Ken Ham. He asked, “Since Ken Ham says that the evidence for...
The Ways of the Worldviews (Part 53): Darwinism, Genocide, and the Fear of Evangelicalism
In the last few posts, I have been going into detail about Charles Darwin, and his books, The Origin of Species and The Descent of Man. And whereas I have tried...