This paper will show that what we believe about origins makes tremendous differences In our views of history. Evolutionists believe that this world Is all there is (monism); biblical creationists believe that this world and time itself was created out of nothing by the personal, sovereign, transcendent God of the Bible. Evolutionist historians presuppose long aeons of prehistory, minimizing the Importance of human history as a whole; biblical creationist historians begin with man\u27s creation In God\u27s own Image and likeness a few thousand years ago. Evolutionists are uncertain about man\u27s historical purpose, Biblical creationists believe man\u27s purpose Is to obey God\u27s creation mandate to be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth ...
An extensive review of both creation and flood myths reveals that there is a basic core of themes in...
Creationism can be defined as “the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from spec...
Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species (1859) marked a significant challenge to traditional understandin...
Creationism is usually paired these days with evolution, as in “The Creation vs. Evolution Debate.” ...
Creationists and evolutionists radically differ in their proposed natural history, with creationists...
The question of origins has always been an important part of the world view philosophy of humans. Mo...
The problem of accounting for human creativity in an evolutionist paradigm is examined. A variety of...
Evolutionary creation offers a conservative Christian approach to evolution. It explores biblical fa...
The actual neo-Darwinian concepts of human evolution conceive this evolution as a bush, unpredictabl...
Modern Christians often find themselves at a crossroads when confronted with the two predominant und...
ScienTific caSe A g A i n s t evoluTion Those who affirm the scriptural record of creation are somet...
Includes bibliographical references.Should we believe that life was created, or that it evolved over...
Heated debates stemming from the confrontation of scientific knowledge with the biblical picture of ...
The Boardman Lecture, in cooperation with the Center For Theology and The Natural Sciences and The J...
This chapter considers the significance of creationist belief in the contemporary Western world. The...
An extensive review of both creation and flood myths reveals that there is a basic core of themes in...
Creationism can be defined as “the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from spec...
Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species (1859) marked a significant challenge to traditional understandin...
Creationism is usually paired these days with evolution, as in “The Creation vs. Evolution Debate.” ...
Creationists and evolutionists radically differ in their proposed natural history, with creationists...
The question of origins has always been an important part of the world view philosophy of humans. Mo...
The problem of accounting for human creativity in an evolutionist paradigm is examined. A variety of...
Evolutionary creation offers a conservative Christian approach to evolution. It explores biblical fa...
The actual neo-Darwinian concepts of human evolution conceive this evolution as a bush, unpredictabl...
Modern Christians often find themselves at a crossroads when confronted with the two predominant und...
ScienTific caSe A g A i n s t evoluTion Those who affirm the scriptural record of creation are somet...
Includes bibliographical references.Should we believe that life was created, or that it evolved over...
Heated debates stemming from the confrontation of scientific knowledge with the biblical picture of ...
The Boardman Lecture, in cooperation with the Center For Theology and The Natural Sciences and The J...
This chapter considers the significance of creationist belief in the contemporary Western world. The...
An extensive review of both creation and flood myths reveals that there is a basic core of themes in...
Creationism can be defined as “the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from spec...
Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species (1859) marked a significant challenge to traditional understandin...