The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
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Naturalists insist that geological processes we see at work today are the same processes that resulted in the strata we see in the rock record. We will look at geological processes to see which scenario, slow over 100s of millions of years or fast during Noah’s Flood, can explain the strata deposited in the past.
Naturalists insist that geological processes we see at work today are the same processes that resulted in the strata we see in the rock record. We will look at geological processes to see which scenario, slow over 100s of millions of years or fast during Noah’s Flood, can explain the strata deposited in the past.
Even if you accept the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe, you find that evolution has no explanation for the numerous arbitrary fundamental constants that define the physics and chemistry that make galaxies, planets, and life possible. These fundamental constants, which define the mass and charge of basic particles (such as protons […]
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This presentation presents the contrast between the evolutionary views and the Biblical concept of dinosaurs through time, explores the "myths" of dragons, presents Scriptural references to dinosaurs and the historical and physical evidence that dinosaurs lived recently.
This talk will explore Mount Saint Helens before, during, and after the May 25, 1980 eruption, an event that occurred 40 years ago and changed scientific thinking. We’ll look at what happened and what is happening currently. The talk will also present how the eruption and subsequent events changed scientific thinking and confirms the Flood model of the Bible.
This presentation goes point by point through this experiment, demonstrating how it does NOT show how proteins could spontaneously appear by random chance natural means, even though amino acids were produced in the laboratory. More recent attempts by evolutionists to explain the origin of proteins are discussed, as well as the concept of irreducible complexity as it relates to protein production. The presentation concludes with a few examples of what proteins do as molecular machines.
