The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
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Presents the contrast between the evolutionary views and the Biblical concept of dinosaurs through time, explores the "myths" of dragons, presents Scriptural references to dinosaurs and the historical and physical […]
This lecture asks many questions that can't be answered by the theory of evolution.If given enough time, can complex life forms evolve from single cell or simple life forms? Why […]
The first part presents the biblical account of human creation by the God of the Bible and then covers the purported ape to human evolutionary tree constructed from fossils, comparing […]
Is Abiogenesis (life from non-life) really possible? How simple is the Simplest Living Cell?? The Mathematical Probability of Life The Law of Biogenesis The Information Component of all Life and […]
Presenter: Mark H. Armitage, B.S., M.S., Ed.S. (B.S. Education, Liberty University, M.S. Biology/parasitology, ICR Graduate School - Ed.S. Science Education, Liberty University). Mark Armitage BIO Lifetime member and former […]
Presents the contrast between the evolutionary views and the Biblical concept of dinosaurs through time, explores the "myths" of dragons, presents Scriptural references to dinosaurs and the historical and physical […]
Jim Clark presents the contrast between the evolutionary views and the Biblical concept of dinosaurs through time, explores the "myths" of dragons, presents Scriptural references to dinosaurs and the historical […]
We live in an orderly universe. Does that order happen by chance or must it be directed? Is order in the Universe breaking down? If it is, what does the […]
First presentation: Programmed Filling and Speciation: Having Fun with Dogs This is a fun talk featuring dogs that first makes the distinction between species and the “biblical kind”. It then […]
Opens with the Biblical account of the creation of man, is followed by the evolutionary starting assumptions, and then compares various anatomical features of man, simians and the fossils. Then […]
