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What type of
God would choose to use evolution?
The media very much made 2009 'Darwin's year' with its
double celebration of his birthday and the publication of his book. Evangelicals
who seek to shape the Bible to fit Darwin's theory were also hard at work
publishing books and speaking at events. This article asks important questions
of those who insist the God of the Bible did not create the universe in
six days through The Word, but used millions of years of death, sickness
and violence.
September 2009
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A film called "Creation" and which is being promoted by a
Christian organisation, actually promotes evolution. This page provides
a review, by John Peet of the Biblical Creation Society, of this film which
was released in September 2009.
September 2009
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Atheists, especially those who frequent the media, regularly
claim that there is no evidence for God. However, do they know what criteria
evidence for God would have to meet to satisfy them? This article looks
at what the design of the universe tells us, not so much about the
absolute necessity for a designer, but about their nature and power. It
also considers the consequences of their creation being handed over to
people who wanted to run the world their way not God's!
April 2007
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In 2005 & 2006 the British media began to focus
its attacks on the Intelligent Design movement as well as creationism in
general. This article reviews some of those attacks and examines the differences
between Biblical creation, ID and alternative creation accounts.
March 2006
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One of the saddest facts about the debate over creation
and evolution is that it has not just to be argued with non-Christians.
In the UK the evangelical church considers itself to be "Bible believing"
but a large percentage of its leadership, perhaps the majority, choose
to argue against the historical accuracy of the Biblical account of the
origin of human life and the whole universe. This articles highlights what
else is being sacrificed in order to gain acceptance by a secular society.
June 2005
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When the BBC broadcast this programme presented by
Jeremy Bowen our phones began to ring. This short review looks at the content
of the programme and the poor quality of research and biased comments which
ran through it. Whilst the programme may now be no longer relevant, the
misguiding techniques used in its production are still in use.
March 2004
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