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4.38 Polar ice caps. There is no widely held mechanism
for the formation of ice caps. Antarctica is a
desert. The canopy flood theory offers a
possible explanation. Other ice age features
are better explained by the flood also (frozen
mammoths, Spokane gravels).
5. Age of the earth. Lines of evidence indicating a young
age of the earth far outweigh evidence for an old age of the earth.
The best scientific methods produce ages which correspond with
Biblical ages of the earth.
Evidence for the Age of the Earth
Young Age
1. Volcanism (continental accretion)
2. Water Formation
3. Meteoric Dust (earth and moon)
4. Soil Formation
5. Human Population Statistics
6. Decay of Earth's
7. Scarcity of Helium
8. The Earth-Moon System
9. Tree Ring Dating
10. Comets
11. Pleochroic Halos
12. Rotation of Earth
13. Revolution of Planets
14. Salt in the Sea
Old Age
1. Radiometric Dating
2. Size of Universe
6. What is evolution?
6.1. Evolution is a philosophy which affects all areas
of life.
The key philosophic question is "Where did
we come from?" The two currently popular models of
evolution stand in absolute contradiction with each
other. From the ancient ideas through the modern models
only the major concept -origin and propagation of life
forms without God -remains unchanged. Evolution provides
the humanist with an answer to this apart from God.
6.1.1. Many specialists work in the context of assuming
evolution to be true while they are not really aware
of why they believe evolution.
6.1.2. This leads to turmoil (Marx, Hitler) and
dehumanizing man (Ps 8.4).
6.2. What are the ideas of the origin of life?
6.2.1. God stated that He created life forms that
reproduce after their own kind (Gen 1.11,21,24,29).
6.2.2. Ancient Greeks had attributed life to processes that
work apart from God: Thales (600 BC), life arose
from the sea; Heraclitus, life was transposed;
Aristotle ( 300 BC) proposed an evolutionary
scale.
6.2.3. Paul recognized that people ascribed God's
creative power to idols (Rom 1.23) and god's of
animism.
6.2.4. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1790) - evolution through
inherited characteri
Index - Evolution or Creation