The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
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Presenter: Michael Calcagno
This presentation looks at evidences of ancient man’s intelligence and abilities as revealed by historical documentation and recovered artifacts, in the context of a global popu[...]
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele
Begins looking at the concepts of distance and time from the evolutionary and Biblical points of view. Then the expansion of the universe is examined from both physical evidence[...]
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele
Presents the contrast between the evolutionary views and the Biblical concept of dinosaurs through time, explores the “myths” of dragons, presents Scriptural references to dinos[...]
Presenter: Michael Calcagno
This presentation looks at the historical development of evolutionary thinking as it relates to society and the culture in general, and the impact such thinking has had on the c[...]
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele
Do You Have a Date with Carbon-14 opens with preliminary points about the relationships among Scripture, science and evolution. After a look at the basics of atomic structure, t[...]
Presenter: Michael Calcagno
This presentation looks at the feasibility of a wooden vessel large enough to hold all the many different ‘kinds’ of animals Noah took aboard the ark. The topic of dinosaurs is [...]
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele
Opens with a discussion of the standard geological column, then examines the Cambrian explosion, fossil formation, Lazarus taxa, supposed transitional fossils and “out of place [...]
Presenter: Michael Calcagno
In this presentation Michael takes the audience through the Four Corners area and documents lesser-known geologic features which point to a world-wide catastrophic flood as oppo[...]
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele
An easy to grasp look at these creatures that had to be created and could not possibly have evolved. Good for grade school children as well.
Presenter: Michael Calcagno
Examining the evidence to determine which of the two competing theories (Creation or evolution) best agrees with reality.
