Creationism Stories

I used to be an ardent defender of Young-Earth Creationism. But as I learned more about the Bible and evolution, I came to believe that God's power is not diminished and the Bible's truth is in no way compromised by accepting the scientific consensus. This book is not intended to convince anyone of theistic evolution, as this is not my current interest. Rather, I would like to undo some of the damage I may have caused to the Body of Christ by placing the flawless Gospel on the broken foundation of the YEC interpretation of Genesis.

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

These are short little essays dissecting Christian arguments against science and atheism. Most of the essays in this collection focus on creationist arguments, but I also delve into theism and spirituality.

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.

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.

Steve is a relaxed, bumbling professor in a world which has been at peace for a hundred thousand years. He occupies his time tinkering with a simulated universe, until the stars start disappearing from the night sky. A powerful man show up in his office, and changes everything. His society must prepare for interstellar war, and Steve finds himself playing a fearsome God to a bloodthirsty warrior race.

In this book you will find a mixture of science with its facts. Faith with its scriptures. Pages rich in content put in a bigger context. Like a journey through a never mind me. Hope the words meet you, greet you and fill you with your sound. Love, Isabella Ravndal

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

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

The story details how a young man by name of Aria wakes up in darkness. He finds himself having no memory and only brief recollection of his past. He is then thrust into a world where he learns that he is dead and is now in the afterlife.

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!

So, this is all a big joke, but if you would like to be a god, too, just leave a comment or message me. Enjoy!

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.

'...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’.”'

Rise up, werewolves! Throw off the shackles of a tyrannical military police state. Fight for your pack! Fight for your honor! Fight for your freedom!

And old poem questioning religion and creationism - circa 1978.

This article delves into the enduring debate between creationism and science, exploring the core tenets of each perspective, the key points of contention, and the various attempts at reconciliation. It examines the spectrum of creationist beliefs, from Young Earth Creationism to Intelligent Design, and contrasts them with the scientific method and key scientific theories like evolution. The article analyzes the fundamental differences in methodology and worldview that fuel the conflict, focusing on specific areas of disagreement such as the age of the Earth, the origin of life, and the interpretation of the fossil record. Furthermore, it explores attempts to bridge the gap between these perspectives, including theistic evolution and the concept of Non-Overlapping Magisteria. Finally, the article considers the broader implications of this debate for education, public policy, and our understanding of ourselves and our place in the universe, emphasizing the ongoing nature of this complex and multifaceted discussion.