Where do the billions of years come from in Darwinian evolution?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Evolutionary Criticism | Age of the Earth | by Creation Moments
The history behind Darwinian evolution and "billions of years".
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Was Noah's Flood global or local?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Old Testament
Read Time: 2 minutes, 5 seconds. The most detailed account of Noah's Flood is given in the Book of Genesis. Here, there seems little doubt that the Flood had to be truly global and not just "global" in the minds of one minor tribe of people:All...
The Pre-Flood World: The Creation of Adam
04.11.18 | Articles | Origins | History | Genesis Flood | by Creation Moments
1. Jews call the first Book of their Bible BERESHITH because this is the first word of Genesis and means “In beginning.” The meaning is reflected in the New Testament Greek, EN ARCHE, of John 1:1. The absence of the article and...
Noah's Three Sons
04.11.18 | Articles | Origins | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor 1. Genesis 6:9 states that Noah was "perfect in his generations." It has been suggested this means that Noah and his family [the ninth generation after Adam] were the few left on Earth who were genetically uncontaminated by...
The Genesis Flood
04.11.18 | Articles | Noah's Ark | Genesis Flood | by Ian Taylor
Author: Ian Taylor 1. Was the Genesis Flood global in extent or just local? Genesis chapters six to eight give a detailed account of a devastating flood brought about by God as a judgment upon Man. Genesis 7:18-24 leaves no doubt that this Flood...
Where did the moon come from?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Evolutionary Criticism | Origins
In 1848 Édouard Roche [1820-1883] at the Paris Observatory wrote a paper that became known as The Roche Limit. It is still valid today and is defined as the distance between a planet's center and its satellite within which the satellite...
Is the light from distant stars proof for millions of years?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Evolutionary Criticism | Age of the Earth
One of the prime evidences claimed for an old universe and, by implication, an old Earth is that light from the most distant stars can be observed on Earth today. It is argued that at the known speed of the velocity of light, it will have taken a...
Why Bother with Biblical Archaeology?
04.11.18 | Bible Studies | Genesis Studies | Science Issues | by Robin Fish
Author: Robin D. Fish Note: Creation Moments exists to provide Biblically sound materials to the Church in the area of Bible and science relationships. This Bible study may be reproduced for group use. Some people are fascinated with the past...
Who was Cain's wife?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Old Testament
Cain was Adam and Eve's first son [Genesis 4:1] and as he grew it became evident to his father that Cain's interests were more earthly than heavenly. Adam, the priest of the family, gave Cain the task of "tilling the ground" to provide vegetables...
Did Adam really live to be 930 years old?
04.11.18 | FAQs | Adam and Eve | Old Testament
Genesis chapters 5, 9, 11, 25, 35, 47 and 50 contain the genealogy of the beginnings of the human family. From Adam through Moses, we are told who was related to whom, the age of the father at the birth of their first son and the age of these...