Who doesn’t enjoy a fairy tale? Or at least an interesting fictional story? So, imagine, if you will (and you must), a tiny speck of dust. I call it dust in order to create a word picture. Can you see it in your mind’s eye? OK, now that tiny speck of dust is just floating around in, let’s call it space. Or is it … Read the rest…
Category Archives: creation science
There are mighty interesting characteristics found in the genetic code of the wonderful, wide variety of plant and animal cells here on planet Earth. Whether or not a flower will have blue, triangular petals or yellow, round petals is determined by this complex code. But the code doesn’t stop there. It also provides for a certain amount of adaptation to environmental conditions and circumstances. … Read the rest…
If you’re an adult (or at least resemble one in physical size and stature) you probably already know we live on a very watery planet. In fact, by most estimates, Earth is about 70% covered in water. That’s almost three-fourths! And that means only about one fourth of the planet is made of something you can walk around on. Unless you’re Jesus who can … Read the rest…
There’s a gap between what so-called scientists say about how life began and what evidence actually shows. And the void is huge. But what if it’s because so many are willing to spread and perpetuate a lie to avoid where the truth ends up? I believe that’s why the void is so huge. Even the easiest to read books for kids didn’t magically appear … Read the rest…
Billy Preston sang it best: Nothing from nothing leaves nothing. You gotta have something, if you wanna be with me. Yeah, you only get nothing from nothing. So, there’s no such thing as nothing. But I’ll share an example of the closest thing you and I can get to making something from nothing. It’s a rhyme I made up when I talked about getting … Read the rest…
Planet Earth is currently about 70% covered in water. You know that, right? And did you also know there are so-called scientists who look at our planet and say there’s no evidence that a global flood ever occurred? Willfully ignorant fools. But one real scientist, who has a PhD from M.I.T., says his hydroplate theory explains the global flood. Well, if you wanna know … Read the rest…
Don’t tell me it’s too soon to talk about special gift wrapping. Because I’m not talking about Christmas presents or anything else to do with Q4 (even though Q4 is less than 110 hours away, as I write this). OK, this probably isn’t for you. But you probably know somebody who could use what I’m gonna share right now. First, this is about your … Read the rest…