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Traditional evolutionary theory vs. The biblical account of creation. What can we really belief about fossils?
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Creation or Evolution: Does It Really Matter What You Believe?
After years of study and research, what does the fossil record show?
Creation or Evolution: Does It Really Matter What You Believe?
Darwin staked the credibility of his theory on discoveries he was sure would be found in the fossil record. After a century and a half of exploration and discoveries, does that record support his theory or contradict it?
Beyond Today Magazine
Charles Darwin admitted that the available fossil evidence didn’t support his theory of “survival of the fittest,” better known as evolution. But he expected that plenty of evidence would be found in the coming years. Now, more than a...
Beyond Today Magazine
Scientific insights that support a biblical perspective.
Good News
It might come as a surprise to realize Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species hardly touched on plant evolution. After all, plants make up half of living things on earth.
Creation or Evolution: Does It Really Matter What You Believe?
In spite of much wishful thinking on the part of evolutionists, the fossil record does not and cannot be made to agree with Darwinism.
Life's Ultimate Question: Does God Exist?
How did life begin? How did our planet's amazing variety of animals and plants come into being?
United News
Stephanie Lippincott
2016-09-15
On the weekend of June 17-19, brethren from the Portland and Bend congregations gathered in the small town of Fossil, Oregon, for the first ever Family Geology Weekend.
Armed with trowels, claw hammers, small picks, and putty knives, they arrived for a weekend of camping, digging, and learning about ancient history.
Fossil, Oregon, is a town built on an ancient lake or ocean bed and is known worldwide...
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Are scientists quietly discarding Darwin's venerable theory of the origin of the species? The Good News continues its examination of creation and evolution. How solid is the evidence supporting natural selection and evolution? Can they be...
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When the geologic strata and the fossil record are interpreted in light of what the Bible reveals, it becomes plain that many of the layered sedimentary rocks were in fact deposited in rapid succession rather than over eons of time (as...
Good News
This year marks the bicentennial of Charles Darwin's birthday and, coincidentally, 150 years since the publication of his book On the Origin of Species. One of the most influential books in modern history, it has helped shape philosophy,...
Good News
There are logical reasons apart from Scripture's direct testimony to reject the theory of evolution and accept creation and a Creator.
Good News
Are we being told the whole story when it comes to evolution and creation? If Darwin's theory of evolution is truly scientific, why are evolutionists so reluctant to let it be questioned?
United News
First, we should understand that projections of the age of fossils based upon archaeological findings often include speculation (archaeologists might say, "educated guesses") and that the common approach of overlaying them with the theory...
Vertical Thought
We made a list of 10 reasons Darwin's theory of evolution does not hold up to scientific scrutiny.
Vertical Thought
There are logical reasons apart from Scripture's direct testimony to reject the theory of evolution and accept creation and a Creator.
Good News
If the theory of evolution is such a sure thing, why have so many doubts been raised about it? Why do so many fight so hard to prevent alternatives from being seriously considered? Most important of all, what does the evidence really show?
Bible Questions and Answers
Yes, God did indeed create man, but we should not pretend to know how. If we evolved from life's creation itself, does that deny the power of God? Man cannot create life from nonliving material, but the fossil, geological and biological...
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Proponents of evolution have proclaimed a fossil discovery announced in April (originally found in 2004) as the long-sought "missing link" between water-and land-dwelling creatures.