Dr. Smith leads a discussion on the implications of being God-breathed creatures. He discusses and defines trichotomy, dichotomy and monism.

What does it mean to be human and what distinguishes us from other animals? Important bioethical issues are discussed in the course of defining ruach (spirit), nephesh (soulish), and non-soulish creatures.

What does it mean to be human and what distinguishes us from other animals? Important bioethical issues are discussed in the course of defining ruach (spirit), nephesh (soulish), and non-soulish creatures.

What does it mean to be human and what distinguishes us from other animals? Important bioethical issues are discussed in the course of defining ruach (spirit), nephesh (soulish), and non-soulish creatures.

In the spirit of Holy week, we discussed the difference between proper, reverential focus on the “Hoc Est Corpus” or the “Body of Christ” in lieu of “Hocus Pocus”. So instead of focusing on wacky side issues, we discussed how to place our trust on the immutable fact of the resurrection and the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice for all our sins. We also discussed irreducible complexity as part of our continued study.

In the spirit of Holy week, we discussed the difference between proper, reverential focus on the “Hoc Est Corpus” or the “Body of Christ” in lieu of “Hocus Pocus”. So instead of focusing on wacky side issues, we discussed how to place our trust on the immutable fact of the resurrection and the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice for all our sins. We also discussed irreducible complexity as part of our continued study.

In the spirit of Holy week, we discussed the difference between proper, reverential focus on the “Hoc Est Corpus” or the “Body of Christ” in lieu of “Hocus Pocus”. So instead of focusing on wacky side issues, we discussed how to place our trust on the immutable fact of the resurrection and the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice for all our sins. We also discussed irreducible complexity as part of our continued study.

After some side discussions on marriage, Gen 6, and the gospel, we reviewed the Cambrian explosion (sudden introduction of life some 540 million years ago) and the implications for evolution and creation.

A rather thorough discussion of how recent genetic discoveries have helped validate the Biblical flood account as we trace "Mitochondrial Eve" and "Y-Chromosome" Adam.

A rather thorough discussion of how recent genetic discoveries have helped validate the Biblical flood account as we trace "Mitochondrial Eve" and "Y-Chromosome" Adam.