Evidence for a Young World
Evidence for a young world
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It's a 'hard knocks' life
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27 Jan, 2006The oldest living things
Bristlecone pines, redwoods and sequoias are up to around 4,000 years old, just
after Noah’s Flood.
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27 Jan, 2006Is it possible to be a Christian and an evolutionist
Is it possible to be a Christian and an evolutionist?
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27 Jan, 2006Did the Creator use evolution?
Did God use evolution to create man?
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27 Jan, 2006
A look at some myths about scientists
A look at some myths about scientists
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27 Jan, 2006The fall into sin
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27 Jan, 2006Cosmic Breakthrough!
Cosmic Breakthrough! A revolutionary new model shows that the compromises urged
by Hugh Ross and others on the age of the universe are not only scripturally
unsound, but scientifically uncalled for.
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27 Jan, 2006Evolution and English Literature—Part 1
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27 Jan, 2006Reflections on the emperor’s new clothes
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27 Jan, 2006
The necessity for believing in six literal days
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27 Jan, 2006
Snakes do eat dust!
Snakes do eat dust!
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27 Jan, 2006
Its about time (radiohaloes)
Physicist Robert Gentry explains how polonium radiohalos constitute powerful
evidence for biblical creation.
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27 Jan, 2006
Genesis and Generation X
TC
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26 Jan, 2006Is evolution 'anti-religion'? It depends
Is evolution anti-religion? It depends
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26 Jan, 2006Professing creation
Senior South African academic challenges the dominant paradigm.
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26 Jan, 2006