Archive for the 'Education' Category

A Blast from the Past

Evolutionists seek to “place a chimpanzee in the manger, a gorilla on the cross, and a monkey in Joseph’s tomb.”

A few weeks ago, my Dad was sorting through some old papers that had belonged to his parents and came …

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Do Your Kids Know the ABCs? (And I Don’t Mean the Letters)

A few weeks ago, I received this testimony about AiG resources from Kathy, a senior pastor’s wife in Nevada.

I really want to encourage you, Dr. Purdom, and the work you are doing with Answers in Genesis. We, at Calvary

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The Golden Rule According to Whom?

At the end of the last school year, my daughter’s public school took part in an anti-bullying campaign.The cover of the short workbook they completed in class intrigued me. Here is a picture of it.

When I read it, I …

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Is South Korea Removing Evolution From Public School Textbooks?

A few weeks ago, a friend of mine who is a fellow creation scientist residing in South Korea sent me an email explaining that certain “iconic” examples of evolution were going to be removed from South Korean public school biology …

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Telling Truth or Fiction? My Visit to the Tellus Science Museum in Georgia

A couple weeks ago, while visiting Atlanta, my friend Janice (a high school science teacher) suggested we visit the Tellus Science Museum, just north of Atlanta in Cartersville, Georgia. You can imagine the fun that two scientists/science educators have in …

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Commencing in Atlanta

This past weekend it was my privilege to be the commencement speaker for the graduation ceremony at North Cobb Christian School in Kennesaw, Georgia. (Sorry I don’t have any pictures for the event but I didn’t think they’d appreciate the …

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Answers in Genesis and Libby’s Journey to Atheism

As I was perusing an atheist blog site the other day, I came upon a post by a young woman named Libby explaining how she became an atheist. The first paragraph of her “testimony” caught my eye.  She writes,

My

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“How Has Being a Young Earth Creationist Affected Your Career as a Scientist?”

A student at Concordia University asked me this question a few weeks ago in Austin. My initial reply was, “It ruined it!” I then elaborated on what I meant by this. It ruined my career as perceived by man. …

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Teaching Genesis in the Longhorn State

Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking in Austin, Texas, at Concordia University and two local Lutheran churches. I was there by the invitation of Dr. Joel Heck, who is a professor of theology at Concordia. Every year for …

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Do You Read Christian Fiction?

I do! I enjoy everything from historical romance to drama to mystery. Since I have a lot of speaking events this year, I’ve been enjoying catching up on my reading during plane trips. I love the smell and feel of …

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