Tag Archives: creation
There’s a Sucker Inheriting Traits Every Minute
In an attempt to educate/enlighten/indoctrinate/brainwash me, I often have readers and viewers send me comments like this one: “Evolution is the process of change in heritable traits in population subject to descent with modification.” Even though A Bit of Orange … Continue reading
Does PBS KIDS Count as “Scientific Studies”?
In the comments section of the A Bit Of Orange YouTube channel, we get a lot of “words of encouragement” from people whose main message to us is, “Here’s something I think you don’t know!” and “You’re an idiot!” And … Continue reading
Louis Pasteur Confronts Darwin
In the fall of 1860, the Linnean Society of London gathered for a dinner at which scientific papers were shared and discussed. One of the works discussed at length was On Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, first published only two years … Continue reading
Confessions of a YEC Part 18- The Positive Case for a Young Earth
If you’ve been reading along during this series, you’ve no doubt realized that I am relying on a lot of evidence Against deep time, and have not as of yet provided a lot of positive evidence for a 6,000 year … Continue reading
Confessions of a YEC Part 17- C14: The Holy Grail of Popular Ignorance
Welcome back to my confessions! I am attempting to explain to an incredulous world why I, or anyone for that matter, would take the stance that the world was created withing six calendar days only 6,000 years ago. As I … Continue reading
Geology and the Myth of Deep Time- Confessions of a YEC part 19
Welcome back to the Confessions of a Young Earth Creationist (YEC). We’ve looked into the Bible and then into the stars, and now we’re going to take a look at the ground beneath our own feet. When trying to prove … Continue reading
The Distance to the Stars!- Confessions of a YEC part 18
It is true. I confess! I believe the bible when it says God created the heavens and the earth within a single week, about 6,000 years ago. I know it sounds crazy to all of the kids raised on PBS, … Continue reading
