Entertainment that Promotes Evolution

Cirque du Soleil on Evolution
First of all—what is Cirque du Soleil?
From Wikipedia (not always reliable, but this description seems accurate) we read, “Cirque du Soleil (“Circus of the Sun”) is a Canadian entertainment company, self-described as a ‘dramatic mix of circus arts and street entertainment.’ Based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.”
It is currently presenting [...]

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A “Love Note” from Our Creator

You probably know this passage.
“Though the mountains be shaken
and the hills be removed,
yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken
nor my covenant of peace be removed,”
says the Lord, who has compassion on you.
(Isaiah 54:10)
It’s been called a “love note” from our Creator and Savior. Joetta Schmitt, music leader and vocalist at our [...]

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Flood Event Does in a Day What Mother Nature Would Take Hundreds of Years to Do

This was a headline in a newspaper in Australia this past November. Many of us probably remember the devastating floods that occurred in Australia last year, as they received headline news around the world. There were many local flood events—some more catastrophic than many had seen before in their lives. One such catastrophic event occurred [...]

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Where Is Baker Publishing Group Heading?

Years ago, I always thought of Baker Publishing Group (originally known as Baker Book House) as a place that published a number of the best biblical creation books available (for instance, books by the late Dr. Henry M. Morris).
But just as we see compromise permeating the church, we also see the same compromise existing in many [...]

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Designing for the Lord

Last week, a number of our designers who work on the Creation Museum exhibits and the Ark Encounter project decided to attend a special traveling dinosaur exhibition in our area. I asked the Creation Museum head designer (Doug Henderson) to write me a report on this event. We’ll have a fuller review later on the [...]

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A Touch of Winter at the Creation Museum

I thought today you would like to see a touch of winter at the Creation Museum as captured by AiG photographer, Deb Minnard.

AiG Conference in Oceanside, California
Last night, I spoke at the evening service of Calvary Chapel of Oceanside, California. This was the beginning of an AiG conference where Dr. Parker [...]

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Public Schools Promoting a Religion

A newspaper report on Wednesday stated the following:
A pagan mother’s challenge to the distribution of donated Bibles at a local school has prompted the Buncombe County Board of Education to reevaluate its policies regarding religious texts.
Ginger Strivelli, who practices Witchcraft, a form of Paganism, said she was upset when her 12-year-old son came home from [...]

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Deadly Disclosures Goes Epub

Deadly Disclosures

Some time ago, I recommended a fiction book called Deadly Disclosures, by author Julie Cave. Here is what I said about it at the time:
Through the genre of a thrilling, “nail-biting” mystery book (that I think you won’t be able to put down), talented fiction writer Julie [...]

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I Agree with Peter Enns?

I have been reading the new book The Evolution of Adam: What the Bible Does and Doesn’t Say About Human Origins by BioLogos writer Dr. Peter Enns, and for those of you who have read the quotes from the book I have pasted on my Facebook page, you might be perplexed [...]

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Syndicated Radio Host Endorses Already Compromised Book

Janet Mefferd is the host of a radio program called (not too surprisingly) The Janet Mefferd Show. It’s a nationally syndicated program on 100 stations that looks at news and events of our day through the lens of the Bible. Janet is a former reporter for a major newspaper, The Dallas Morning News.
Recently, Janet named [...]

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