Scripture On Creation podcast

Explaining ALL the phenomena in nature from an evolution or creation perspective is not feasible.  As creationists we should admit we don't have all the answers.  Case in point: why so many marsupials in Australia?

We're starting a new series, "Creation in the book of Job."  First we consider the importance of understanding the type of literature Job is written in in order to interpret its meaning correctly.

The simple or literal reading of Genesis chapter 1 is very different from the secular scientific community's explanation for the origin of the universe, earth and life on it.  Many ask, "does the Genesis account have to be taken literally?"

Dr. Scripture's interpretation of the number 120 years in Gen 6:3 is it describes the limitation God will set on the lifespan of persons as a result of the effects of the flood.  Recent research seems to verify that limit to the human span.          Photo by George Desipris

In the second part of the interview with Ray Wenger, author of Jesus Christ Delivers from Dazzling Deception, several of Satan's deceptions which are prevalent in today's world, including evolution, are discussed.

Dr. Scripture interviews Mr. Ray Wenger, author of "Jesus Christ Delivers from Dazzling Deception."  In part one they discuss how the form prophetic passages are written in is often overlooked; the result being confusion about the meaning and timing of events.

This program discusses the article "Deep Time Philosophy Impacts Radiocarbon Measurements" in the 2019 vol 55 No 4 issue of Creation Research Society Quarterly.  The article critiques the assumptions and interpretations of radiocarbon dating on logical and empirical grounds.

What is radiometric dating? How is it done? Is it accurate? Some scientists say a sample is millions of years old, yet others reject those ages?  In this two part program these and other questions are addressed.  They key to the controversy is the assumptions used and their effect on the interpretation of the data.

The New Testament writers make it clear Jesus Christ was/is the Creator (cf. John1, Col 1, Heb 1).  Did Jesus ever make that claim during His time on earth?

Was it necessary and why was Jesus born of a virgin?  It surely had something to do with how the Human nature is passed from parents to their offspring.  What the father passes on apparently had to be avoided.