Scripture On Creation podcast

Doubting Darwin in Droves. Part 1

You don't hear about it in the mainstream media or various "science shows," however, large numbers of scientists are skeptical that Darwin's foundational mechanism for evolutionary change-natural selection-explains how evolution happens.

A New ”Suspect” in the Search for Alien Life

It's not just in the movies that we can find an obsession with alien life from outer space.  The field of astronomy seems focused on it too.  The latest data from the Web Space Telescope is  discussed in this program.

Creation in the book of Job. Part 14

Job chapter 9 is an especially vivid description of the power of the Almighty displayed in creation. His making and controlling the stars of the universe are highlighted.

Creation in the book of Job. Part 13

In Job chapter 9 we read the first extensive description of some of the "wondrous works without number (vs 10) the Creator performed in the beginning.  The purpose of the description being to demonstrate God's omnipotence.

Creation in the book of Job. Part 12

Bildad makes a "telling" remark Job 8:8-9, about the short lifespans of their day; a remarkable statement since Job certainly lived well over 200 years, perhaps even 300 years.  The indication being, their ancestors lived much longer lives, confirming the genealogical records of Genesis.

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A ”good” mutation still leaves evolution wanting.

A mutation that results in dwarfism also prevents cancer and diabetes, evidence for evolution by means of natural selection.  However, though it can be construed as and example of "survival of the fittest," it doesn't solve evolution's need for novel genetic information producing new abilities.

The Creator is also the Judge of His creation. Job Part 11

Shaddai, the Almighty, is a name used to identify the Lord as Creator in Job.  It also is used when talking about God as the Judge of His creation.  Shaddai made the world, and Man, He has the right to judge the world, and in particular, Man.

The Creator’s special name in Job-Shaddai. Job Part 10

The Hebrew name, Shaddai, is used more to identify God in the book of Job than the rest of the Old Testament combined.  Shaddai has the meaning, "Almighty," and is therefore, and not surprisingly, associated with the Lord's power displayed in creation.

Man is sinful before the Creator. Job Part 9

Job understands he is sinful and must rely on the mercy of his omnipotent Creator for righteousness.  His understanding of the Lord is more like a New Testament believer than a follower of the Law (which didn't yet exist).

Hydroplate model and the moon

In a program describing the Hydroplate Model which attempts to explain not only the dynamics of the flood and its effects on earth, but also cratering on the moon, Dr. Scripture made an incorrect statement.  He corrects it and discusses the Hydroplate Model further.