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Development of an “Old” Universe in Science
Notes of a lecture on the historical philosophical development of the notion that the universe is very old. The lecture was given August 1st 2015. See Age and Reason Seminar Adelaide for details. Bishop James Ussher was the Irish Archbishop of Armagh and primate of all Ireland. He excelled in education, was fluent in Arabic and…
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Life in the Universe is the Ultimate Miracle
NASA announced the discovery of Earth 2.0, a potentially habitable planet named Kepler-452b, located 1,400 light years away, resembling Earth. The search for extraterrestrial life continues.
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Big Scientific Lies That Have Been Told
The content discusses Adolf Hitler’s use of propaganda to manipulate the masses and reiterates the author’s belief that evolution, global warming, and the redefinition of marriage are scientific lies. The author also questions the legitimacy of these claims and emphasizes the importance of absolute truths.
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Global Cooling Coming
In a report by Prof. Valentina Zharkova, it’s suggested that a significant drop in solar activity by 2030 will lead to a mini Ice Age. Historical patterns are referenced, and potential effects on Earth and human survival are explored.
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The Spirit of Antichrist
Apart from the one direct reference in the Bible to The Antichrist, there are four other times that the word is used in a more general sense by the Apostle John. Each time it is in reference to a particular spirit.
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Who is the Day Star?
I discuss Lucifer’s attempt to usurp God and the confusion surrounding the term “Day Star” in the Bible, concluding that it refers to Jesus Christ.
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The ‘Waters Above’
I present an interpretation of astronomical observations from a biblical creationist perspective, suggesting that the debris observed in nearby star systems corresponds to the “waters above” mentioned in Genesis.
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Religion in Science
Four hundred years ago, scientists were largely Protestant Bible believers. Today, Western universities favor atheistic humanistic philosophies, with biblical Christianity not tolerated. There’s a rejection of biblical creationist beliefs and a preference for New Age mystical ideas.
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The Lawgiver is the Biblical Creator God
The article discusses the philosophical and religious underpinnings of scientific practice. It asserts that the assumptions science makes about the consistency and uniformity of natural laws derive from Christian thinking, which believes in a non-capricious and faithful God. Despite the evolution of atheistic and secular views, this perspective persists in current scientific processes.
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Seminar: Age and Reason
The seminar ,Age and Reason featured speakers discussing topics like the age of the universe, dating methods, biblical cosmology, and more.
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How Much Can You Trust in Science?
The scientific community faces a credibility crisis. Studies suggest that much published research is incorrect, with pressure to publish driving unethical practices.
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Biblical Chronology II
The Biblical year is the luni-solar year. It is designated “luni-solar” because this calendar uses the lunar (moon) cycles to determine months and solar (sun) cycles to govern the year. This was the method used by most of the ancient world. Solar years average 365.24219879 days
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Biblical Chronology I
Chronology is the science of dividing time into regular intervals and assigning dates to historic events in their proper order. Without it, we would find it impossible to understand the sequence of historical events. Chronology is the very foundation on which history rests and is the skeletal framework giving it structure and shape.
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Iron and Clay in the Toes of Daniel 2 Image
The image in King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, interpreted by Daniel, symbolizes future events. The “iron” and “clay” represent dictatorial cores hidden within democracies, controlled by ruling elites. This challenges traditional interpretations.
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Why Are John 7:53—8:11 Doubted In Many Modern Bible Translations?
The content provided discusses the doubts and controversies surrounding a specific passage in the New Testament, namely the story of the woman taken in adultery in the Gospel of St. John. Expert textual critic, John Burgon, presents arguments in favor of the genuineness of this passage.
