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The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
Check the AzOSA events page for scheduled lectures, field studies, and seminars. Then sign up for our newsletter
The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
Check the AzOSA events page for scheduled lectures, field studies, and seminars. Then sign up for our newsletter
November 5, 2009
Debate: Did God Use Evolution?. About the Participants:
Mike Riddle, BA, Colorado State University, M. Ed., Pepperdine University, Staff Speaker and Author for Answers in Genesis
Peter Waller, BS, MS, Ph.D, University of California at Davis, Assistant Professor, Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering, University of Arizona
Examine the biblical account and a theistic evolutionary interpretation of Genesis 1 regarding the order of events of creation week. Listen to the debate on the updated day/age model of Arnold Guyot and Charles Hodge. Hear opposing positions on using modern evolutionary science to interpret Genesis 1. Learn about exegesis and eisegesis. Please go to AzOSA Events for details.
Russ Humphreys, Ph.D. Physics, from Creation Ministries International and Kevin Anderson, Ph.D. Microbiology, from the Creation Research Society are the featured speakers at a Deconstructing Darwin Conference in Tucson on November 13 and 14. This free-will offering event will be held at Fountain of Life Lutheran Church, located at 710 S. Kolb. Dr. Humphreys, an award-winning nuclear and theoretical physicist, will present evidence for a young earth, a global flood, and the global warming connection. Dr. Anderson, former professor of microbiology at Mississippi State and currently director of the Van Andel Creation Research Center, will present the latest in biology and genetics research. The new CMI film, “The Voyage that Shook the World”, will round out the events. The diverse backgrounds of these two excellent speakers promise to make for a remarkably well-rounded presentation of the evidence that God did indeed create this world and all that lives in it over six 24-hour days.
If you can not get to the Deconstructing Darwin Conference in Tucson, November 13 and 14, there is a conference at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, available by webcast. To obtain information about the webcast click HERE .
Mike Riddle of Answers in Genesis will be presenting the fourth AzOSA Christian Teacher/Leader Training Seminar on November 21 at Scottsdale Bible Church. This was a big hit last year and we expect 150 participants this year. Please click HERE for details about the conference to distribute and give to your church leadership. If you are a parent, Sunday school teacher or teacher in a school, you should sign up for this.
Mark Armitage, world renowned electron microscopist and AzOSA member, is seeking AzOSA members to review his recent book. Please consider going to Creation Research Society or to Amazon.com to buy a copy of his book “Jesus is Like my Scanning Electron Microscope” to read and review. Mark would greatly appreciate honest Christian reviews to counter the sarcastic negative comments that anti-God people have tagged his book with.
Joseph Kezele, M.D., President of AzOSA, will be giving a PowerPoint presentation on November 8th at 6:30 PM at Black Mountain Baptist Church covering his recent experiences teaching Creation Science Evangelism in Russia, Lithuania, and Latvia. The address is: 33955 North Cave Creek Road in Cave Creek, AZ.
With great regret we remind you that the November 13-14 Youth and Youth Leader “Defending the Faith” Conference has been cancelled. However the Christian Teacher/Leader Conference will proceed as scheduled on November 21.
On Saturday, January 23rd, AzOSA is giving a full day seminar in Prescott. This will also double as a taping session to produce DVDs by Dr. Kevin Anderson, Jim Clarke, and Joseph Kezele, M.D. We are looking for videographers with high a definition camera to come together to do a three camera shoot. If you are interested in serving in this capacity please contact Joseph Kezele at jmkezele@AzOSA.org or at 480-540-8953.
Irene Harkleroad, AzOSA Media Coordinator, has stepped down due to success in her writing efforts. AzOSA is looking for a person who would like to feed our information to the print and broadcast media. Irene has prepared a manual with all the contact information and formats required to do the job. AzOSA needs a person who has computer skills and the time to relay our information to the media outlets. Please email jmkezele@AzOSA.org to learn more. This is a very significant need to be filled as soon as possible.
