Scientific Research Supports Biblical References in Scripture about Nature By ForestWander Nature Photography McColloster (1996) suggests that these correlations reveal that science and religion can co-exist and help to build upon one another when one considers the context of facts and information (McColloster, 1996). Multiple discovered natural aspects are referenced throughout this paper from concrete sources ...
Death first. Is death just a part of life? Is it simply an impersonal, random event with no hostile intent? All longevity models (evolution) think so. On the other hand, if death is imposed – that changes everything. What a massive understatement. Evolution and Biblical Creationism, are the two primary competitors in Western thought on ...
For The Bible Tells Me So is about how deeply Christian parents respond and relate to their children when the child comes out of the closet and announces his or her sexual preference. The story is told from the perspective of five normal, real-life adult homosexual children and their families. The families struggle with love ...
“To the influence of this Book we are indebted for the progress made in civilization, and to this we must look as our guide in the future”. – Ulysses Grant (President, 1869-77, of the U.S) The Bible has been acknowledged over the years as covering every subject of human knowledge and need now and forever ...