Serious Science Talks - ICR Discovery Center
The ICR Discovery Center is launching its newest program - Serious Science Talks - designed specifically for college students, faculty, and staff who are ready to dive deeper into the world of science and faith.
Date: Sep 27, 2025
These engaging sessions offer a unique opportunity to learn directly from ICR's esteemed scientists as they explore advanced scientific topis from a biblical perspective. You'll also have the chance to ask thoughtful, in-depth questions during an interactive Q&A.
These sessions will take place on the last Saturday of select months, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Attendees will enjoy a free lunch, along with complimentary access to the Exhibit Hall and a Planetarium show, available any time between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired.
Registration and Schedule
Registration link is coming soon!
| Saturday, September 27th | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Speaker | Time | Title | Description |
| Dr. Jake Hebert | 12:00 p.m. | Living to 900: Fossil Evidence for One of the Bible's Most Amazing Claims | The Bible gives no hint that the remarkable longevity of the pre-Flood patriarchs recorded in Genesis 5 was in any way supernatural or miraculous. But proposed mechanisms for explaining this longevity (fewer genetic mistakes, a different pre-Flood atmosphere, etc.) would likely have caused animals to live longer, too. Therefore, Bible-believing Christians should be very encouraged that growth bands in fossil oysters, clams, mammals, sharks, and crocodilians show direct and indirect evidence that animals in pre-Flood world were experiencing extreme longevity, just like the people were. |
These sessions are specifically intended for college or university students, staff, and faculty. We kindly ask that only individuals who fall within these categories register. Thank you for your understanding.
Location
ICR Discovery Center
1830 Royal Lane
Dallas, TX 75229
For more information, please email discover@icr.org or call 800.743.6374.
