By: Rodney|16 November, 2012|Categories: Creation & Evolution . intelligent design . Thinking Matters Tauranga|Tags: Apologetics . Christianity . Creation . Evangelism . evolution . existence of God . intelligent design . new atheism
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Intelligent Design scholar Dr. Thomas Woodward (Wikipedia) will be visiting Tauranga for a few days in the second week of December 2012. Qualifications Dr. Woodward is Research Professor at Trinity College of Florida in Tampa Bay, where he has taught for 23 years. He has spoken on the topic of evolution, Intelligent Design and the existence of God at over…
Read more »By: Jason|17 August, 2011|Categories: science|Tags: causality . Creation . creator . Edgar Andrews . origin of the universe . Stephen Hawking . Victor Stenger
Professor Edgar Andrews offers several reasons to doubt the claim that the universe arose without the intervention of a supernatural creator.
Read more »In a new book, John Lennox sets out to answer one of the most fiercely debated questions of our day.
Read more »By: Jason|13 May, 2010|Categories: Book Reviews|Tags: Creation . Edgar Andrews . Genesis . moral argument . new atheists . science . theory of everything . Who Made God?
Michael Drake reviews Edgar Andrews’ new book about science and the existence of God.
Read more »By: Jason|23 February, 2010|Categories: Biblical Criticism|Tags: Bible . Creation . evolution . Genesis . history . literalism . myth . N.T. Wright . Video
How should we read the first few chapters of Genesis? Myth, history, or something else? Some thoughts on a video by N.T. Wright, the Bishop of Durham and prominent Biblical scholar.
Read more »By: Stuart|25 September, 2009|Categories: Theology|Tags: Creation . General Revelation . John Calvin . Jonathan Edwards . Martin Luther . Natural Theology . Nature . Scripture . Special Revelation . Thomas Aquinas
Last time we looked at different sources and norms for Christian belief, and found there were at least four legs that makes the stool a theologian sits on. These legs were Scripture, tradition, reason and experience. We also suggested there is another source and norm, and as we begin our overview on the Doctrine of Revelation we will be exploring this fifth leg – creation.
Read more »A request for help from Creation Ministries International and an invitation to equip pastors and churches on refuting evolution.
Read more »By: Stuart|05 December, 2008|Categories: Book Reviews|Tags: Christian Worldview . Creation . Fall . Harry Potter . Redemption . Rowling
The furor over J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series in Christian circles is now a cause for shame-faced admissions of mistake. One is reminded of a similar stir caused by the release of C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia series, seen then to be an advertisement for the occult and guilty of leading children astray. While many were crying foul, others were convinced that Rowling was writing from within the Christian worldview. With Rowling revealing herself a Christian after the release of the seventh book, perhaps it is time to cede her the award for the greatest Christian fiction novel ever written.
Read more »By: Stuart|24 October, 2008|Categories: Biblical Criticism . Creation & Evolution . Philosophy of Science|Tags: Bible . Creation . evolution . intelligent design . science
A follow-up answering some criticisms of “The Argument from Evolution” article. These include defending Premise 1-1: If evolution is true it requires a divine miracle; explaining there is no need for an explanation of the explanation; the science of Intelligent Design and its predictions; and broadly defending the criticisms of religious texts.
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