Creationism قصص

A series of informal essays from a Christian perspective. Topics chosen by popular demand. PM me if you want something answered. Cover is St. John the Theologian, in the hope that this work will be helped by him.

What we're taught in school is not completely true. It contradicts itself, is illogical, and is impossible. From the Big Bang to Life's first dawning, we can explore the topics in this to-the-point analysis that points out things instructors never mention. We accept what we learn, but that's no fun nor is it honest. Learn, advance, explore our foundations. This is the culmination of years of education and research. Astronomy, physics, biology, chemistry, religion-- all come together here and now to make you think about all you have been lead to believe. Enjoy.

It's the ultimate battle between werewolves and human supremacists, and your werewolf pack is caught in the middle of a four-way fight!

In the near future, technology leaders wrestle with idea of consciousness in AI. The line between creator and creation begin to blur.

How should we respond when an Evangelical Christian scientist publishes a book that posits the existence of evolving human beings (i.e. the view of evolutionary science) outside the Garden of Eden as God created Adam & Eve (the traditional understanding of Genesis)? How does the author justify and reconcile the presence of human beings that were evolving along with the traditional Adam & Eve as understood from Genesis? What are the theological dilemmas in this context? Read more... Read time: 9 min (approx)

A collection of tales dabbling in creationist myths, mostly of the horror variety.

In an obscure universe, a lone creature runs among savages for eons on a derelict planet hanging in an atmosphere of combusting galaxies and billowing nebulae. It is oblivious of the origins of its world, oblivious of itself, until it is cast into a sea of truth and deceit by the very thing that may have created it.

An ancient war. A battle of faith, foundation and fear. Seekers and Yend struggle to answer that universal question: From where did we come? Their clash rips the galaxy apart as they search for truth.

All throughout history, people have believed in the personification of life and death. They show these ideas through pictures and through writing and even through storytelling. What nobody tells you, though, is that these ideas- life and death- are real, actual people. They watch over the universe, guiding those who need their services and righting the wrongs of those who think they can play the system.

'...we shall not waste our breath entertaining such ridiculously fanciful ideas such as evolution or the inconceivable notion of a great celestial being’s intelligent design. We have come to the conclusion that neither religion has any place in a science classroom or any classroom for that matter and can hardly even be associated with the word ‘science’.”'

The book of Creation is the first book of "The Book of Shrek," the religious text for the cul- I mean uhhh...religion, the religion known as "Children of Shrek". The book of Creation is about how the universe was made and how it was all actually Shrek that made the universe.

Was it the big bang or God that created all? Talk of theories, facts, and evidence of the origins of life can be found here.

And old poem questioning religion and creationism - circa 1978.

The religious idea of Creationism (Let there be light!) and the scientific community (evolution, the Big Bang, etc.) almost always run into conflicts with each other. I'm here to explain how both arguments actually say the exact same things.

A long and complex deconstruction of some of the most common arguments for the movement known as Intelligent Design; that is, the belief that the universe was created through supernatural means, usually a God or deity. Does this view hold up under pressure? Did God really create the universe and the life within it, or are purely natural processes the cause? Read to find out!

Is Earth Ascension a return to the past or a view into the future?

A brief article tackling the common claim of creationists that the universe could not come from nothing. Basic and theoretical in nature, this small article uses very broad and easily worded concepts to demonstrate the validity of the universe from nothing.