Tag Archives: Genesis
Big White Whale (Not a post about dieting)
Lately, the church attenders in our nation have wondered how, if it’s so obvious that Genesis 1-3 are meant to be read as literal history, that so many people with college degrees have decided that it is a literary device … 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
The Not So Smoking Gun of the Big Bang- Confessions of a YEC part 17
Now let’s take a look into the “smoking gun” of the Big Bang: The Cosmic Background Radiation. Discovered by accident in 1964, it’s basically a faint glow of heat, everywhere we look in the night sky. It’s Cosmic, it lurks … Continue reading
Red Shift, Escape, Delete: Science- Confessions of a YEC part 16
Last time, we took a look at the Data which is presented as observable evidence for the Big Bang (AKA: The Horrendous Space Kablooie). What about it then? Does the data point to a BIG BANG? Would you be terribly … Continue reading
Big Bang, Little Science- Confessions of a YEC part 15
The Big Bang model is the popular, atheistic alternative to the Biblical account of Creation. The Bible tells us that God created all of time, space, matter, and energy. Naturally atheists, having rejected God, need a good replacement for Him … Continue reading
Big Bang, BIG FAIL- Confessions of a YEC part 14
The modern secular alternative to the Genesis account of Creation is the Big Bang. The Big bang is a very simple story with a very stupid name. “The Big Bang?” REALLY? We couldn’t find anything cool in Latin, or somebody’s last name? … Continue reading
