Science
Genesis and Science All worldviews are based on one or more assumptions that are based on faith. We may assume that there is a God or that there is no god, that life arose with or without intelligent design, or that the universe came into being by itself or that God made it. We cannot prove any of these things, and that is why assumptions are always the basis of our worldview. The problem with assumptions is that they tend to stand in the way of asking questions. Questions that could alter our assumptions. Yet scientists who are willing to research the challenging questions are testing some of the bedrock assumptions undergirding the long held naturalistic theories of the evolutionary community.
Leonard Brand $4.99 9780816365166 Paperback, 144 pages
Accumulating research, even in geology, is providing more evidence in favor of a biblical worldview, and the theory of biological macroevolution is facing deadly new challenges. Are you ready to challenge your worldview?
Secrets Uncovered “When a vertebrate paleontologist says ‘a fossil site has fossil skulls all over the place,’ that usually means he searched all day and found three.” —Leonard Brand The life of a paleontologist is filled with stories. Whether it’s transporting whale fossils in the middle of the night to avoid black market fossil bandits in Peru, or having rattlesnakes crawl through your feet while eating breakfast in a wilderness camp, life is never boring. Every fossil has a story behind it—a story of how it came to be formed and preserved. The search for these stories keeps these scientists going back year after year. Leonard Brand $19.99 9780816365203 Paperback, 224 pages
From the Coconino Sandstone of the southwest and the Bridger Formation in Wyoming to the Deserts of Peru, Leonard Brand shares stories of God’s faithfulness in his daily life as a paleontologist. Join him as he uncovers the evidence left for us, and shares with us his findings. 15
