Controversy and Difficulty Understanding Consciousness
A condensed version of this article featured on the back page of the September 2023 Creation BC Quarterly Letter. Guest author: Darryl R. Sletten “Our consciousness is a fundamental aspect of our existence,” says philosopher David Chalmers. “There is nothing we know about more directly—but at the same time it
New Online Tool for Science Students
In their studies and research projects today, students want information that is online, reliable, concise, downloadable, and printable in small chunks. Biology has changed drastically during the last twenty years so that many terms refer to completely new areas of study. All the definitions and discussions online are couched in
“Perfect Beauty”: Evidence of Creation
By Michael Milroy, PhD Mechanical Engineering The beauty seen in creation shows that neo-Darwinian evolution is not the most reasonable explanation for what we see in the world around us. Here the term “beauty” will be used to indicate the visible aspects of plants and animals that are pleasing to
Adam Who? Assessing the Attempt to De-Historicize the First Man
By Angelos Kyriakides In Evangelical circles today, it has become increasingly common to question whether the Adam and Eve of Genesis should be seen as the first historical couple or merely figurative representations of humanity. Arguments in favour of the former point to the comprehensive testimony of Scripture, while those
A Compelling Perspective on Our Mental Processes versus Our Physical Brain
A condensed version of this article featured on the back page of the September 2020 CSABC Quarterly Letter. Guest author: Darryl R. Sletten I believe there is a mind or soul and spirit/physical brain interaction system given to us by God that concerns our mental-related abilities. There is really no
Use the coronavirus disease as a platform to share creation
Featured as a back-of-page article in the CSABC Quarterly Letter of March 2020 by David Kadylak Christians in the past, particularly in the early church, have been able to make use of plagues to bring about God’s kingdom on earth as it is in heaven. Be equipped and prepared to
Neo-catastrophism in Modern Secular Geology
Focus On Creation by Denis Dreves The eruption of Mt St Helens in 1980, and then the second eruption in 1982, when water, mud and ash flowing at 40 MPH (64 km/h) carved out “The Little Grand Canyon”, (about 1/40th the size of the Grand Canyon), 140 feet (43 meters)
A strong evidence for a young world dealing with radiometric dating
Featured as a back-of-page article in the CSABC Quarterly Letter of December 2018 by David Kadylak Many critics of biblical creation science say that the scientists do not make scientific predictions, but instead give ad hoc explanations from the Bible. The following is a great example where Christian scientists set
It’s just a rock! (And the cycle continues.)
by Richard Peachey Perhaps you noticed this recent news item: “What were billed as the oldest fossils on Earth may just be some rocks, according to a new study. Two years ago, a team of Australian scientists found odd structures in Greenland that they said were partly leftovers from microbes
False, Flawed, and Unrepeatable — How “Science” is Losing its Aura
by Richard Peachey During the last decade or so, the weaknesses of current experimental science have been given increasing publicity. Below I provide a sampling of web-accessible articles from my (thick!) file titled “Questionable Science.” In the context of the origins controversy, my basic point is this: If experimental science, being