Last week, we began looking at the issue of creation and predation. Some natural questions for further discussion arose out of the study; this week's podcast is a Q&A addressing those questions. In this lesson, you’ll learn: Where viruses and pathogens fit in the...

In the biblical account of earth history, an important distinction is made about the initial state of the creation. In fact, the Christian answer to death, pain, suffering, and objective evil in the world hinges on this important distinction. This week and next, we'll...

In an attempt to explain the universe without God, Dr. Lawrence Krauss and others have argued that, indeed, the universe came into existence on its own--yes, a universe from nothing! Does this theory hold up? In this lesson, you’ll learn: The actual definition of...

Last week, we began looking at why young age creationism ought not to be considered a pseudoscientific discipline. We dealt with dinosaurs and the deluge (flood). This week, we look at the topics of dating and Darwin. What does it mean to be pseudoscientific, anyway?...

Often, recent creationists endure ridicule from both the secular and Christian communities. Terms like "pseudoscience" are thrown around usually without regard for a proper understanding of the view, and our conclusions are rejected a priori. Is this criticism...

We’ve seen throughout this series that the Bible has significant things to say about the origin of humanity. In this final lesson of the series, we look at what factors have undermined the authority and perspicuity of Scripture, and what we can and should do about it...

While the evolutionary history of mankind would suggest that we are related only by a common ancestor, the biblical view suggests that not only are we intelligently designed, but also united by a shared world history. What does that history look like, and what can it...