IVP recently published John Walton’s book, The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate. Walton brings ancient near-Eastern (ANE) cultural and linguistic parallels to bear on the text of Genesis chapter 1. I found the book both fascinating and challenging. His method of developing his argument proposition by proposition, kept the [...]
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My wife and I rented Knowing, a newly released (on DVD) movie with Nicolas Cage in it. I have to admit I love end-of-the-world, science fiction movies. Some of my favorites are Deep Impact, Independence Day and Core.
There is a scene in Knowing, where the professor character that Cage plays, explains two competing views of [...]
Recently, I was discussing how blogging and book-reading complement each other. I find I read more theological books as a result of my blogging than I might otherwise. Yet blogging does eat up time and keep me from reading as much as I’d like. It’s more than just time, however. Blogging gives me bits and [...]
Authors: Timothy P. Martin & Jeffrey L. Vaughn
Format: Softcover
Page Count: 527
Publisher: Apocalyptic Vision Press
Publication Date: 3rd edition, 2007
ISBN: 0979914701
Rating: 2 of 5 stars
I want to thank Timothy Martin for providing me with a complimentary review copy of his book, Beyond Creation Science. It was a pleasure to read and interact with this book.
It’s a rare [...]
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Ah, how sad. I was so hoping that the Georgia Bigfoot was the real McCoy. Instead it’s just another hoax.
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I’m not making this up! Check out this story from Fox News:
Bigfoot Trackers Say They’ve Got a Body
I’ve always been fascinated by the hunt for bigfoot. And I don’t buy the claim that modern science has everything figured out. We’ll have to wait for the news conference Friday, and the results from [...]
I came across a couple of articles which explore the myth of scientific “consensus” when it comes to global warming being primarily caused by man.
Dr. Klaus-Martin Schulte did some research in surveying all scientific papers published from 2004 to Feb. 2007 (the results will be published in Energy and Environment). Michael Asher of Daily [...]
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351 footnotes will either make or brake a 100-page book. In this case, it is the footnotes (which document the many quotes) which make the book so interesting. The books full title is Reclaiming the Two Books of God: Restoring Moral Sanity to the Church. And the book’s author is Don Sailer. Some of you might [...]
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I have long been fascinated by C.S. Lewis’ fiction, especially his Space Trilogy. I came across an excellent and succinct review by Eric Costa, over on Monergism’s blog Reformation Theology. Read the review, and then read the books!
“It may seem strange that I am writing a review of The Space Trilogy, by C. [...]
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