Showing posts with label Creation Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creation Science. Show all posts

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Introducing an article on Creation Science being, scientific.

Is Creation Science, Science?

The critics of Creation Science claim that it is not falsifiable or subject to change. However this is not true because Creation Science theories are falsifiable and subject to change. This article shows that Creation Science meats the definition of science unless one insists on a definition that is specifically intended to eliminate it.

Friday, November 18, 2011

Introducing an article on Creation Science

Creation Science

Creation Science is the scientific study of origins from a Biblical perspective and despite what evolutionists may claim this is not a contradiction of terms. Creation Science starts with the assumption that God created the universe called creationism.  Like naturalism, creationism is purely philosophical assumption. Creation Science is essentially science based on the Bible. This article get explains all of this in detail  

Thursday, November 10, 2011

An introduction to the Genesis Mission article on Astronomy

Astronomy

This is an introductory article on Astronomy. It includes a list of future topics that will be linked to as they are completed. It provides useful information on Astronomy and its history.

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

An introduction to the Genesis Mission article on Archaeology

Archaeology

This is a short introductory Genesis Mission article on Archaeology from a Creation Science perspective. It includes a list of future topics that will be linked to as they are completed.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

An introduction to Genesis Mission

Genesis Mission


 Genesis Mission is a Creation Science with a Biblical perspective on science origins and the age of the Earth. It is a companion site to Genesis Science Mission The material here is largely a text and image format so as to present Creation Science in a manner that shows how well it fits with science as a whole. This site has been around for a while but has been revamped to a new format.