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Bible Verses About Creation: 16 Quotes To Study

The very first verse in the Bible sets the stage for the rest of the story. “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1) This verse is so packed with thoughts and implications that set up the rest of the story that we know as the Bible. This verse is very […]

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Cambrian Explosion: Why Christians Need to Know

by Jack Wellman

Why should Christians be concerned or care about a bunch of fossils? What is the significance of the Cambrian Explosion? What is it? Why should Christians need to know about it? Why is the Cambrian Layer Called an Explosion? The reason that scientists, archaeologists and paleontologists call the Cambrian Explosion an “explosion” is because most of the […]

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Adam and Eve Bible Story Summary

by David Peach

On the sixth day of creation God created all the land animals and humans. The story of Adam and Eve happens in Genesis chapter 2 and 3. Their creation is the focus of chapter 2 with their fall and punishment in chapter 3. Take some time to grab a Bible and read these two chapters […]

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Can Creationism and Evolution Co-Exist? A Christian Perspective

by Robert Driskell

Is the ongoing debate between creationists and evolutionists a waste of time? Shouldn’t we Christians be about the business of sharing the Gospel of Jesus and not wasting time arguing about issues that are not vital to our faith? While the motives of those who think this way are admirable, we must not forget that […]

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Did the Universe Come Into Existence by Chance? A Christian Perspective

by Jack Wellman

What is the scientific explanation for the cause of the universe? How did the universe begin? Was it by time and chance? The origins of the universe have implications on how life was made possible for without any matter, life would be impossible. The Big Bang Cosmologist, physicists, and most scientists believe in the Big […]

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