Worldview

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.

Atheism in decline

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]

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.

Christianity is about more than just how to reconciled to God. The Bible provides the foundation for a Christian view of everything, including the sciences that relate to origins. It also provides a framework within which to make predictions about anticipated observations.

How the German academic culture contributed to the genocide of European Jews during World War II

When lies and fake news are abundant, it becomes hard to discern the truth. The Bible is the book that not only points to the truth, but is the truth.

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.

Whose fault is climate change? Corporations? Capitalists? Or is the whole issue more about politics and fearmongering?

Yes, climate is changing, but theres no need to panic.

Can creation-based conservation provide a better solutions than evolution-based attempts?

A biblical approach to climate change (part 1)

A biblical approach to climate change (part 2)

Existence of God, cosmological, moral, design, biblical, Christological arguments.

The theory of evolution is described in much detail in most classrooms today. Names, dates, classifications, etc., all seem to point to a very ‘scientific’ history of the world. But what about Creation? Does it have a cohesive historical narrative that can be backed up scientifically? Absolutely! Look at the ‘big picture’ of the Bible’s history on this week’s show.