Facts vs. Fantasy | The Institute for Creation Research

Facts vs. Fantasy
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2016

Theories on the origin of the universe abound, but all seem to fit into one of two categories. Either you believe “in the beginning God created” or you must believe the Ph.D. who says he or she knows better. How can we separate fact from fantasy? Can anyone truly know how the universe began?

Other episodes in this series:

Oppositions of Science

Jots and Tittles

Faith vs. Science

Why Use Words?

 

                  
 

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