Scott Ritsema hosts me on his podcasts to talk about dinosaurs and my book, “Dinosaurs - An Adventist View.”
Read moreSabbath School: Flood Legends and The Nephilim
Among the many topics covered in this week’s lesson are flood legends and the Nephilim.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 45 and 46
Should we switch from keeping the Sabbath to keeping Sunday because of the importance of the Resurrection? Given the inroads of Darwinism, isn’t Sabbath-keeping more important than ever?
Read moreJohn Walton's Cosmic Temple
John Walton believes that Genesis One is not describing the creation of the world, but the assigning of functions to things within a cosmic temple
Read moreKen Ham on Creation and the Seven "C's"
Here the great empresario of the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter, Ken Ham, goes back to his roots and does some basic origins apologetics
Read moreSabbath School: The Sabbath and the End
All efforts to compromise with long-ages geology by changing the way we read Genesis are ultimately extremely destructive to our Seventh-day Adventist faith.
Read moreSabbath School: Worshiping the Creator
Without embracing the Bible’s creation narrative, there is no Gospel of Jesus Christ. The gospel rests upon the foundation of Genesis, and without that foundation, the gospel crumbles.
Read moreScientific American: Denial of Evolution Is a Form of White Supremacy
“I want to unmask the lie,” writes Allison Hopper, “that evolution denial is about religion and recognize that at its core, it is a form of white supremacy that perpetuates segregation and violence against Black bodies.”
Read moreReview Has Special Issue on Origins
This month’s Adventist Review features a cluster of articles on origins.
Read moreA Defense of the Doctrine of Male Headship in the Church, Part 3
Adam’s headship extended beyond his role as husband and father. He was given responsibilities relating to the whole human family that Eve was not given.
Read moreBaptizing the Devil, Part 1
Baptizing the Devil hopes to free people from the knee-jerk reaction that the only logical, rational reaction to the phrase, It’s science! is to surrender one’s beliefs, even religious ones.
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