Category Archives: The Creation SoapBox
The Image of God (Or, How Two Become One)
Consider a few verses about God making the human race: Genesis 1: 27 “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” Matthew 19:4&5 Jesus answered, “Have … Continue reading
Does Adam Represent ALL Men? (Or, If Adam were Steve)
Some people claim that Adam was a metaphor, because “Adam” just means “Man”. Thus, they argue, the Adam of Genesis isn’t intended to be a man, he is meant to represent all men, otherwise he would have a name like everyone … Continue reading
Noah’s Flood Assumes a Round Earth
Genesis 7: 18 The waters rose and increased greatly on the earth, and the ark floated on the surface of the water. 19 They rose greatly on the earth, and all the high mountains under the entire heavens were covered. 20 The waters … Continue reading
Defining Evolution 20: The Case for Biblical Creation (A Chapter not Strictly Necessary)
You know what I love? Aside from Nachos, I mean. I love applying transitions and animations to Power Point Slide Shows. I had spent a Wednesday evening in my home office paradise, making a presentation that was truly boffo, and … Continue reading
Defining Evolution 19: The Epic Evolution FAIL Slideshow
Another Thursday had arrived, but the story actually begins the night before. What does a Rent-A-Friend do on a Wednesday night? The answer to that mystery can vary from week to week, depending if there is a new Duck Dynasty … Continue reading
Defining Evolution 18: Homologous Features
I was walking through the snow saturated winds on my way to Danny’s Bar, Grill, and House of Rabblerousing, cursing the name of Al Gore and wanting to scream out loud, “WHERE IS MY GLOBAL WARMING!?!?” You see, it was … Continue reading
Defining Evolution 17: Molecular Clocks
There was a very popular song when I was younger which expressed the theme, “Everybody’s Working for the Weekend.” While there is something to be said for the Friday night whistle before the two days reprieve from the fluorescently lit … Continue reading
