Keeping Christ in His Creation
Merry Christmas to all! This article was written in the weeks leading up to Christmas (2017) but should, Lord willing, be published on Christmas Day. Christmas is a time of giving, selflessness, and remembrance of the greatest gift of all; the gift of God's Son, Jesus Christ. I'd like to step back from the … Continue reading Creation and Christmas
Rarely does the New York Times run an article actually publish something of interest to me, but when they write about how smart the octopus is, I immediately sit up and pay attention. This is what they did recently, publishing an article that delved into wild speculation about the origin of the octopus, and where … Continue reading Brainy Octopus
Editors Note: Rose Bowrie continues her discussion of women in the Bible, this time tackling a thorny passage from the end of Judges. This article is going to address a particular passage in the Old Testament that is brought up a lot. This is the passage at the end of the book of Judges, chapters … Continue reading What Does the Bible Say about Women? Pt 3
Up to this point in this article series, we have only discussed background. The point of this article series is to model a Biblical kind, then use it to inform our studies of baraminology. However, all the background was necessary to understand why the Biblical kind model must be so intricate. It has to balance … Continue reading Modeling the Biblical Kind (Research Article)
As part of my periodic series on arguments not to use, I thought I'd discuss one I hear from time to time from well-meaning creationists who simply are not well educated in science. If you have made this argument in the past, don't feel as though I'm looking down on you. I'm not. I simply … Continue reading Monkeying with Man
