Keeping Christ in His Creation
The Christian culture was focused on being entertained, not the Word of God. I’ve since recognized that what I saw in college was indicative of Christianity as a whole. As I’ve visited churches over the years, I’ve observed an overwhelming lack of desire to commit to God, even in conservative churches. Most Christians pay lip service to their religion but have no interest in inconveniencing themselves to serve God.
In all the excitement over Creation and Evolution, it is easy to forget the point of us being here. I just want to take a short period of time here and remind everyone what the whole point of this ministry is and why it matters.
The whole point of this ministry revolved solely around Jesus Christ. That’s it. Without Christ, this ministry is pointless.
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-jnwux-f03abf Host Emory Moynagh takes apart Nested Hierarchies and explains why they are not good evidence for evolution. Paper from…
Folks, if you’re Southern Baptist, it may be time to reconsider tithing. Now that I have your attention, let me explain what I mean.
The argument presented by Joubert is fairly straightforward. He argues that the original kinds possessed what he called an “essential nature”. This nature is built into the original kinds, and was the force that held the various characteristics of the kind together into a coherent whole. He further argues that, since the nature was built into the kinds from the beginning, it has not changed. Therefore, we should be able to determine kinds by looking at their essential natures.
question “Where did Cain get his wife?” has been hurled at creationists for ages but has kind of been fading recently. I’d like to think that it’s fading because we have answered it enough times that the answer has begun to sink into the collective skull of the culture. The realist in me, however, realizes that the culture is Biblically illiterate and many of those who mock Christianity don’t even know who Cain is anymore. Never-the-less, for Christians unsure of origins, and the ever-present scoffers, this article will explain the riddle of Cain’s wife.
