Scientific Naturalism as Science
The current attitude in the academic and scientific community is that science and religion are completely incompatible. It is believed that science is a system of knowledge based on experimentation, observation, and logic. Religion, on the other hand, is viewed as a system of faith based on myth, culture, and self-delusion.
Newton's Approach to Science: Honoring Scripture
Presented at the Fourth Christian Scholarship Boulder, Colorado, October 9-11, 1997
Sponsored by Christian Leadership Ministries of Campus Crusade
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The First Young-Earth Conference on Radioisotopes
A group of young-earth creationists gathered in San Diego on July 5, 1997, to attend The First Young-Earth Conference on Radioisotopes. The purpose of this first conference was to establish each researcher's current insights on radioisotope data from a creationist perspective and develop a plan for research and publication on the subject.
Rapid Changes in Oxygen Isotope Content of Ice Cores Caused by Fractionation and Trajectory Dispersion near the Edge of an Ice Shelf
Published in Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, volume 11 (part 1), pp. 52–60, 1997.
© 1997 Creation Science Foundation, Ltd. A.C.N. 010 120 304. All Rights Reserved.
The Sands of Time: A Biblical Model of Deep Sea-Floor Sedimentation
Published in: Creation Research Society Quarterly, volume 33, number 3, pp. 191–198, 1996.
© 1996 Creation Research Society, St. Joseph, Missouri, USA. All Rights Reserved.
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