Fall Creation Series at Chaney’s Dairy Barn

Should I trust Genesis? Does it really matter what I believe about evolution? Is there any science at all behind the silly claims that the Earth is less than 7,000 years old? If you’ve ever asked yourself questions about the Genesis account of Creation, the age of the Earth, and the origin of life, may I encourage you to look a little more closely into these matters? Beginning Thursday, September 10th, at 6:00 PM, we’ll be hosting a series of Creation sessions in the upstairs conference room at Chaney’s Dairy Barn. In other media I’ve shared this news with a … Continue reading Fall Creation Series at Chaney’s Dairy Barn

Twenty cents in a wishing well

Is it time you shrug off the paradigm of deep time? In the context of evaluating data by way of the scientific method, a paradigm is a construct within which such data is considered. I don’t mind one bit asserting that 2Peter 2:5-6 is a starting place for how I understand the geology of our planet. Although I’m very up front about my paradigm, I don’t always hear or read that kind of disclosure from old Earth scientists who, nevertheless, cling to their belief that the Earth multi-billions of years in age. But, that’s a topic for some other time. … Continue reading Twenty cents in a wishing well