What is Life? Is there purpose to it? Is life random and purposeless? Are we a freak accident? — If so, then our world and universe should be random, disorderly, and chaotic, which it's not — it has laws and order that nature obeys, not chaos! Have you ever wondered whether God actually exists? Can you know for sure? Is there evidence of God? Is there one true God, or are there many gods? Is the idea of God merely the product of the human imagination? Does it make any difference if you believe in God or not? These are among the most important questions you could ever ask.
1. Creation Demands a Creator 2. Life Demands a Life-Giver 3. Laws Demand a Law-Giver 4. Design Demands a Designer
“churches have grown by staying away from hard-core biblical teaching and instead have lured the curious with slick multimedia presentations and skits”
"Less Seeking, More Thrills"
- Today's Christianity!
Religion, like marketing, has its funnel. And many evangelical megachurches have spent the past quarter-century focusing on the rim, attempting to get spiritual "seekers" just to sample a service -- and hoping that they will at some point join the faith. These churches have grown by staying away from hard-core biblical teaching and instead have lured the curious with slick multimedia presentations and skits, sermons with the cultural relevance of "Saturday Night Live," and maybe an iced cappuccino for the trip home.
"People exploring Christianity these days want to see authenticity and... Read more
Wall Street Journal - Saturday, June 28, 2008
“Confirmed: Fossil Ida is not a human ancestor”
13:27 4 March 2010
Now an independent team has examined the fossil in detail. In a paper in the Journal of Human Evolution they strongly argue that Darwinius is not one of our ancestors. Jørn Hurum of the University of Oslo, Norway, the palaeontologist who first described Darwinius and orchestrated the media blitz, had claimed the fossil was a haplorhine - a "dry-nosed" primate of the group that includes old world monkeys and apes (and humans).Not so, says anthropologist Chris Kirk at The University of Texas at Austin: it's a "wet-nosed" strepsirrhine primate, which include the lemurs and lorises. Brian Switek over at Laelaps explains the new analysis here
“Science Finds
God”
Newsweek, July 20, 1998, pp. 47–52; November 9, 1998, p. 88
South African cosmologist and Quaker George Ellis expressed the consensus: "There is a huge amount of data supporting the existence of God. The question is how to evaluate it."
The Newsweek story noted that, "The achievements of modern science seem to contradict religion and undermine faith." However, "for a growing number of scientists, the same discoveries offer support for spirituality and hints at the very nature of God." We learn that, "Physicists have stumbled on signs that the cosmos is custom-made for life and consciousness." Big-bang cosmology, quantum mechanics, and chaos theory all are interpreted as "opening a door for God to act on the world."
The Real God: Proofs and Promises
By Douglas S. Winnail
It may come as a shock to you, but our modern, sophisticated, well-educated world has been deceived when it comes to life’s biggest questions! The truth about the real God has been perverted and suppressed—not just by atheistic philosophers and secular scientists, but by misguided theologians! This may sound like an outrageous statement, but it is exactly what the Bible revealed would happen, and it is verified by historical facts, as we will see in this booklet
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