We were reminded of a website that made us the focal point of two of their posts. Both posts were written four years ago but the arguments mentioned in the comments are still valid today when one seeks the truth over scientific discovery and theory. First, we will look at the comments underneath the post … Continue reading Old Comments, Old Arguments
Month: October 2020
It Is Not a Mystery
We wrote the title this way as any unbeliever will say the origin of the universe is a big mystery that hasn't been solved. Whenever you hear anyone, both Christian or not, you know they do not believe God and his word. In this post, we are going to look at a few quotes from … Continue reading It Is Not a Mystery
Ethical Issues
While we just learned about this the concept of savior siblings has been around for about 20 years. India just had its first case and you can read about it at the following link or if that link breaks use the title in your search box. India's first 'saviour sibling' cures brother of fatal illness … Continue reading Ethical Issues
In The News 2
if you got a notice on this article it was placed at this website by mistake. It was for our sister site http://www.theoarch.wordpress.com and you will find it over there. sorry for the error.
Christians Are Not Perfect
Over the years we have participated in many discussions with unbelievers in different formats. One of the most glaring issues that were a common theme throughout those discussions was the misconception unbelievers have about Christians. This misconception whether purposeful or not hindered the discussion and made it harder to talk to unbelievers. While the word … Continue reading Christians Are Not Perfect
The Separation of Church & Science 2
Bill Newsome, a neurobiologist from Stanford University (Stanford, CA, USA), agrees that many things cannot be measured through scientific experimentation. Nevertheless, he believes the US Constitution sets an important precedent. “I do not want religious authorities of any kind dictating science,” he said. “I think America got it right with having separation of church and … Continue reading The Separation of Church & Science 2
The Separation of Church & Science
We are going to start a new series this week. The title here is the title of the article that can be found at EMBO Rep. 2010 Aug; 11(8): 586–589, doi: 10.1038/embor.2010.106 or https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2920436/ The article was written by Melissa Suran but in no way are we addressing the author or critiquing her work. We … Continue reading The Separation of Church & Science
Teaching: An Epilogue
There are some final words that need to be spoken before we end this series. Part of what needs to be said addresses the need of Ken Ham and others to keep believers at square 1 in the faith. As we were told, He and people like him say we cannot divorce the information from … Continue reading Teaching: An Epilogue
A Word on Our Books
We wrote a short article on why we wrote our books. You can read that explanation at the following link-- https://theoarch.wordpress.com/2020/10/07/why-we-wrote-our-books/
Teaching: The Goal
In our experience as professional teachers, we found that there were many people who view teaching only as a job, and not as the profession it is. Their attitude was that they would show up at the school, say a few words and then they would collect their salary, just as they would if they … Continue reading Teaching: The Goal
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