Category: Creation and Evolution

One of the most beautiful creatures in all of nature is the monarch butterfly. With its distinctive orange and black coloring and beautiful symmetrical lines on its wings this littleContinue readingFantastic Voyage!

Is evolution science? Well, the answer is yes and no. There are two basic categories that we can divide science into. One is experimental science and the other is historicalContinue readingIs Evolution Science?

Many scientists believe in evolution today because they don’t believe in the supernatural. But why should anyone believe in the supernatural today? After all, in our Western society the predominantContinue readingEvolution vs the Supernatural

In today’s devotion we continue to discuss whose faith is really blind. Thankfully God has not left us with just looking up at the heavens to understand and know Him.Continue readingCreationist or Evolutionist – Whose Faith is Blind? – Part II

How did our universe come into being? How did man come into being? And is there any evidence to support any theory that can explain the answer to these questions?Continue readingCreationist or Evolutionist – Whose Faith is Blind? – Part I

One of the classic defenses of the theory of evolution that is still around today in some evolutionary circles is the existence of vestigial organs in the human body. Basically,Continue readingVestigial Organs and Evolution

The year was 1802 and William Paley famously gave us the watchmaker analogy. In his analogy Paley wrote that if a pocket watch is found on the ground, we can infer thatContinue readingIf Charles Darwin lived today, I wonder what he would think?

In the following two statements John Polkinghorne in his essay, The Inbuilt Potentiality of Creation, shares how he believes that God used chance and cleverness to bring about our exquisitelyContinue readingTheistic Evolution – Could Creation Make Itself?

Professor Michael Behe in his essay Irreducible Complexity clearly is on the right track when it comes to origins when he states: “I think science should follow the evidence whereverContinue readingShould We Follow the Evidence Wherever it Leads?

Darwinian evolution has three main components that form the backbone of the theory. These three components are random mutation, natural selection, and enormous time. According to proponents of Darwinian evolutionContinue readingEvolution: Where Natural Selection is Anything but Natural