Philosophy

The creation/evolution debate is often described as ‘science VS faith’. However, everyone lives by faith. This episode explores several types of faith and shows how belief in evolution fits the category of irrational faith.

There are different kinds of faith. This episode explains why everyone lives by faith and summarizes and compares different kinds of faith. It looks at the role that faith plays in the origins debate, for both evolutionists and creationists.

Both creationists and evolutionists interpret facts within the history they believe to be true. Ultimately both creation and evolution begin with faith. Watch the entire episode at https://creation.com/cml7-17 [https://creation.com/cml7-17]

God is eternal, but Scripture doesnt explain how God relates to time. Moreover, God can be timeless and personal.

Could monkeys type the 23rd Psalm? No, not even if there were an infinite number of monkeys and the time available was infinite.

Why would the 'fear of the Lord' be the beginning of wisdom, and how does this benefit individuals and society? For more details watch the entire episode at: https://creation.com/cml7-16 [https://creation.com/cml7-16]

A response to the environmentalists’ rewilding agenda, which would devalue people and diminish the quality of human life. Far better, the biblical approach involves stewardship, and respect for creation.

Kants rejection and subsequent reinterpretation of Genesis 1–3 was foundational to his religion of reason.

Absolute truth is real, but it probably is not the best way to argue for Gods existence.

God described His original creation as 'very good' but did that include the death of animals before Adam sinned? We explore the implications of animals dying before the Fall.

Do creationists present only god-of-the-gaps arguments and criticize evolution, or is there positive evidence for creation?

Is the Bible trustworthy and reliable? Response to critic, covering canon, contradictions, ritual purity laws, miracles, and science.

The Kalam cosmological argument could be a bad argument even if it is logically sound.

A review of The Demon in the Machine by Paul Davies

Process theism contradicts the Bible, because it says God needs nothing, and implies He made the world from nothing.

Even the most sophisticated artificial intelligence pales in complexity next to the software of life.