Keeping Christ in His Creation
Tag: creationism
A very interesting article came out of the peer-reviewed journal New Phytologist yesterday (as of this writing) that looked at the genetics and ancestry of oak trees. The article was very intriguing and, while it used the evolutionary phylogeny to come to its conclusions, still merits some investigation. There is more to this study than meets the … Continue reading An Oak is an Oak
A recent article in PLOS One announced the discovery of a new dinosaur genus. Found in Thailand, this new dinosaur has been labeled Siamraptor suwati. The new dinosaur has been trumpeted in numerous popular science magazines as incredibly important, rare and valuable to science. However, as usual, the popular science magazines are vastly distorting the facts, with … Continue reading Toothless Shark Tooth Dinosaur
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-vxe7m-c5afa1 Host Emory Moynagh takes us back to the Gospel. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - … Continue reading Back to the Gospel
A recent political commentary made a very odd comparison. It attempted to draw parallels between creation science and socialism. It's a comparison I've not seen before but one that could be appealing to the few evolutionists who are opposed to socialism on economic, rather than moral grounds. Given that many creationists are of similar political … Continue reading Creation and Socialism: Twins?
