Examining Faith

150 years ago Charles Darwin released his 500-page dissertation on what he called the origin of species. The British naturalist never got around to explaining how life came into existence, but he did argue that creatures change from one kind into another over vast stretches of time through natural selection.

Some are reporting that many scientists view outspoken religious commitment as a sign of mild dementia.

Suppose the whole world stopped believing that God had any sort of plan for us? That’s a question Charles Darwin is said to address in the new movie, Creation, a “loving and fictionalized” treatment of Darwin’s life.

With just one month until the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species,” evolutionists plan to celebrate the anniversary with a major motion picture, TV specials, seminars, and conferences. Evangelist Ray Comfort is doing his part to mark the big day as well. WHAT? huh?

In Beyond Genesis, author Allen Epling attempts to solve the decade’s long debate between science and religion, Creationism versus Evolution. Epling proposes that the book of Genesis is historically accurate.

Is Allen Epling’s interpretation of Genesis the true version? As of now, we have no way of knowing for certain…

Skeptics Society founder Michael Shermer and intelligent design advocate Steven Meyer join Lee Strobel in a lively debate the existence of a “Creator,” intelligent design, evolution, the origins of the universe, and Darwinism.

From the program “Faith Under Fire”

A San Jose City College professor was recently fired for expressing an alternative view on the causes of homosexuality and lesbianism. If all it takes to end a teaching career is one brief, evidence-based foray outside the narrow boundaries of politically correctness, freedom will vanish from college campuses.