Creation Relevance

While BibleProject has become increasingly popular recently, we believe that there are some concerns that need to be addressed. What some perceive as minor differences can have far-reaching implications.

Does God consider violent death, pain, diseases and cancer good? Not according to Scripture. But in old-earth theology these things had been going on for millions of years, as recorded in the fossil record, including when God called His creation 'very good'. For more details watch the entire episode at: https://creation.com/cml9-04 [https://creation.com/cml9-04]

The New Testament authors preached the Gospel under a background of Genesis history. This includes the people, events, time frame, and order of events.

First man Adam, made of dust of the ground, head of mankind, husband of Eve, Y-chromosome progenitor, rib bone donor.

How much can science tell us about God, the universe, and the nature of nothing?

Transhumanism holds that scientific and technological advances can be used to improve humanity—at its heart it is a godless movement, and justified by belief in evolution.

Ammolite is a rare, iridescent, gem-quality material cut from the fossilized shells of extinct sea creatures. We have Noah’s Flood to thank for their appearance.

Is agnosticism really the perfectly reasonable middle ground between dogmatic atheism or religious belief?

Does the dependent clause reading of Genesis 1:1 support the compatibility of the Bible with ‘billions of years’?

How can we tell that the Bible doesn’t just depict God making the world in six days?

With the secular evolutionary agenda gaining such momentum, it may be tempting to think ‘it’s Game over’. But look behind the showiness and bravado, and the claims are empty.

Creation Week, mature creation, and natural processes?

Salvation is by faith through grace, but what is faith, and where do we get it?

Is it unfair that Adams sin affects all creation?

It’s now known that those beautiful crystals on display didn’t need millions of years to form

God is perfectly good. Does that mean he must give everyone a chance at salvation?