Keeping Christ in His Creation
The American Medical Association recently announced a change in its position on physician-assisted suicide. Despite the findings of its own ethics board, the AMA decided to reduce its opposition to physician-assisted suicide to a neutral position, sending the question back to its board of ethics for further study. This essentially opened the door for this … Continue reading Assisted Suicide and Scripture
A recent article in Science magazine revealed the discovery of a new tetrapod species, which were supposedly the first creatures to climb out of the water. While this would be an interesting find of itself, what made it such a big deal was where the fossils were found. The fossils were found in the Antartic Circle, an … Continue reading Antartic Tetrapod
I discovered recently that June is perversion, aka LBGTQ pride month. While many, even Christians, celebrate this movement as empowering and liberating. Many will undoubtedly be marching in the LBGTQ Pride parades throughout the country. How should Christians respond to this outward expression of a perverse lifestyle? This article will examine the LBGTQ lifestyle to explain … Continue reading Month of Pride
I recently discovered an article published back in 2006 in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine regarding issues with the peer review process. Since I highlighted some of these in my recent article on the evolutionary suggestion of the octopus being sent here from outer space, I decided to dissect this article and attempt to … Continue reading Peer Review Problems
Recently a small stir has arisen over a church sign in Birmingham Alabama. The pastor of the largely African-American congregation, irked by a mostly white mega-church opening a branch in his neighborhood, put on the sign "Black folks need to stay out of white churches." People as well known in the apologetics movement as Ken … Continue reading The Church and Race
Evolutionists recently announced a stunning find in the Utah desert. An article, published in the peer-reviewed science journal Nature detailed this amazing find. A research team out of the University of Southern California and the University of Chicago discovered a small mammalian skull in rock labeled as being from the Cretaceous period. The discovery is shocking because … Continue reading Cifelliodon
I am finally drawing my series on the days of creation to a close. It has taken me far longer than it should have, but there have been so many interesting topics to cover that this has been laid on the backburner. In previous articles, we have discussed the first five days of the universe, … Continue reading Creation Day Six
