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Jesus Teaching the Big Picture from Genesis Jun 24, 2019

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It was the foundational account of the Creation (which New Testament writers attribute to Jesus (e.g. John 1:1–3; Colossians 1:16; Hebrews 1:2), the subsequent Fall of Adam, with the entrance of sin and death into the human race, which explains the reason for a substitutionary atonement for sin. Jesus explained why He had to die. Similarly, we, too, should explain to people today not just that all need a Saviour, but why, and why He had to die for us—foundational concepts established in Genesis.

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The importance of foundations Taking creation evangelism to the streets!
Preaching the Gospel in today’s society
Creation: Timely tool for today’s evangelist

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Newly Discovered Medusavirus Turns Evolutionary Theory to Stone Jun 20, 2019

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A novel ‘giant virus’ has recently been discovered in a Japanese hot spring. Medusavirus as it is called has several very interesting genetic features. It is still a question as to what Medusavirus is exactly. All we know is that we have a new species of NCLDV, distinct from all other NCLDV species, implying its special creation. Genetics again vindicates the Bible.

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Baraminic analysis of nucleocytoplasmic large DNA viruses
Creation perspective of nucleocytoplasmic large DNA viruses
Did God make pathogenic viruses?
Even a tiny virus has a powerful mini-motor

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The sloth—slowest mammal on Earth Jun 17, 2019

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Secular biologists, who claim that the common ancestor of today’s two sloth genera lived 35–40 million years ago, admit the evolutionary history of the two living sloth groups is not well known. Interestingly, though, they believe that despite the extensive similarities between the two genera, each is much more closely related to some of the extinct ground-dwelling sloths than to the other living sloth genus. They are forced to consider living sloths as stunning examples of ‘parallel evolution’—repeat evolution of similar traits, by sheer chance, in multiple lineages.

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Original article: The sloth—slowest mammal on Earth
The silky anteater
Amazing armoured armadillos of the Americas
‘Oldest’ DNA—an exciting find!

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Exploring the World of Biology
Creatures Do Change By It’s Not Evolution
If Animals Could Talk

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God’s DNA-detangling motors Jun 13, 2019

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Even the simplest living creatures need topoisomerases before they can read their DNA instructions to make proteins or pass them on to their offspring. These are complex, well designed machines that cut, move, then reconnect the DNA. Since reproduction is impossible without them, Darwinian evolution—random mutation + natural selection—could not have produced the first topoisomerases.

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Original article: God’s DNA-detangling motors
DNA repair mechanisms ‘shout’ creation
ATP synthase: majestic molecular machine made by a mastermind
The remarkable language of DNA
DNA: marvelous messages or mostly mess?

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Feathered dinosaurs? Jun 10, 2019

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Unlike evolutionists who have an incentive to prove that dinosaurs evolved into birds, creationists have no problems with God creating dinosaurs with feathers. We just do not believe the evidence currently leads us towards such a conclusion. Besides, birds have feathers all over their body, yet birds that fly only have quill knobs on certain parts of their wings, and these are the parts where particular feathers need to be strongly attached-on for flight. But dromaeosaurs had small arms and did not fly, so why should we interpret their tiny bumps as quill knobs?

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Original article: Feathered dinosaurs?
Did dinosaurs evolve into birds?
‘Feathered’ dinos: no feathers after all!
New four-winged feathered dinosaur?
Researchers remain divided over ‘feathered dinosaurs’

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Dragons or Dinosaurs
Arguments Creationists Should NOT Use
Defending Genesis
Exploring Dinosaurs with Mr Hibb

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Scriptural Originalism Jun 06, 2019

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Originalism is a legal philosophy that the words in documents and especially the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted as they were understood at the time they were written by those that framed and ratified the Constitution and its various amendments. Many evangelicals have embraced a non-originalist approach to Scripture. It is little wonder, then, that like the retreating morality of the Western world since becoming unglued from its biblical worldview, the church also finds itself on foundations of quicksand as it tries to defend Christian values.

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Original article: Scriptural originalism
the Bible and Hermeneutics
Did God Really Say?
Did God Do What He Said He Did?
Taking the Bible Seriously

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Refuting Compromise
The Genesis Account

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Japheth, remember to turn off the computer… Jun 03, 2019

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Recently CBC News released a story about a device made between 150 bc and 100 bc that was discovered in 1901 in a shipwreck off the Greek island of Antikythera. So, while there may not have been laptop computers on the Ark, this new find, for those without the veil of evolutionary thinking and ‘millions of years’ clouding their thoughts, highlights that the ancients were in no way more ‘primitive’ or less intelligent than we are today.

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Original article: Japheth, remember to turn off the computer…
Egyptian blue
How did they build the great pyramid
The mystery of ancient man
Computers on the Ark?
Ancient civilizations and modern man

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The Puzzle of Ancient Man
The Mystery of Ancient Man
The History of Medicine
The Annals of the World
Faith of Our Fathers

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Our Young Solar System May 30, 2019

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Accepted theories of evolutionary science say our Earth and our solar system formed about 4.6 billion years ago. On the other hand, the Bible implies Earth is only several thousand years old. Biblically, the Earth and the universe are roughly 6,000 years old. As the exploration of our solar system continues, more and more evidence is discovered that points to a young solar system, consistent with the time scale recorded in the Bible.

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Original article: Our Young Solar System
Planets around other stars
Revelations in the solar system
Comets and the age of the solar system
The young faint Sun paradox and the age of the solar system
New science on the young sun, and Earth migration
The violent volcanoes of lo

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Leonardo’s Dragon May 27, 2019

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Leonardo Da Vinci was well known for his contributions to science, history, engineering, architecture, drawing and especially painting, with his most famous painting being the Mona Lisa. One of Leonardo’s drawings is causing a stir. Entitled ‘Cats, lions, and a dragon, drawn circa 1517–18’, you may begin to guess what the fuss is about.

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Original article: Leonardo’s Dragon
The Da Vinci Code: Fiction masquerading as fact
Dinosaurs and dragons: stamping on the legends
Dragons on Noah’s Ark
Crouching tiger, hidden dinosaur?

How Noah’s Flood Shaped Our Earth May 23, 2019

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Noah’s Flood matters. As the Church watches cultural collapse, a few Christians have begun to understand how pivotal Noah’s Flood was to this process and have begun trying to recover its historical reality to counter the forces of contemporary chaos. As we look at the implications of its importance, we see how it has become one of the most powerful historical narratives in human history.