Scripture the chart of history.—Preliminary questions as to historic and prophetic chronology.—The age of the human race.—Old testament chronology.The Hebrew and the Septuagint chronology compared.—How are we to interpret the symbolic periods of prophetic chronology?
Continue reading →Periodicity in the development of insects, fishes, birds and mammalia.—Periodicity in the growth and functional activity of mankind in health and in disease.
Continue reading →Effects of light and heat on the development and distribution of plants and animals and of the human race.—Diurnal and seasonal changes in relation to health and disease.
Continue reading →Is not the Church of Rome the Babylon of the Book of Revelation? 19th-century Bible scholar Christopher Wordsworth offers infallible proof from Holy Scripture and secular history.
Continue reading →Americans who read this work may think, “This is all very interesting history of the Catholic church in America in the first half of the 19th century, but it is not like that today.” While it’s true that modern American Catholics have a more tolerant attitude toward non-Catholics, what do the priests and bishops think about it? They are still seeking domination of America.
Continue reading →Former Catholic priest Jeremiah J. Crowley exposes the Popes of Rome as evil tyrants whose interest is only money and power over as much of the world as possible.
Continue reading →Increasing doubts about the Bible in the 1870s led to increasing faith in science and the new technology. The devastation of the Civil War in America gave way to optimism about the progress of man. The United States began a period of economic and geographical expansion which did not abate until the reunification of Vietnam in l975.
Continue reading →Inspiring quotes from Martin Luther about the beauty and wonder of God’s visible creation.
Continue reading →The four postulates of Creation compared with the four postulates of Evolution. The latter four all proven to be false.
Continue reading →When I was a kid I dreamed of being a scientist someday. It turns out I wasn’t good enough in mathematics to become one. I respect true scientific researchers, people like Dr. James Tour for example. He’s an American chemist … Continue reading →
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2My wife and I saw on YouTube the debate with Dr. James Tour and Dave Farina that was held at Rice University on May 19th. The subject of the debate: Are We Clueless about the Origin of Life? Dr. Tour … Continue reading →
Easter is nothing else than Astarte, one of the titles of Beltis, the queen of heaven, whose name, as pronounced by the people Nineveh, was evidently identical with that now in common use in this country
Continue reading →The image above is a flat earth meme to give a false impression that a spinning earth should throw off water into space just like a spinning wet tennis ball. It’s discussed in this article. I don’t take much time … Continue reading →
A Roman Catholic priest tries to take away young Charles Chiniquy’s Bible because the Catholic church does not want us to learn the Word of God. His father prevents that.
Continue reading →My good friend Jim Gibson sent me his book, An Appeal to Reason. It’s a great read about examining the evidence of origins in the evolution versus creation debate. Some of the topics: The complexity of living systems The testimony … Continue reading →
Kent Hovid’s answer is so good, I transcribed it. You’re welcome to print it out. All right, your question, “Where did God come from?” assumes that you’re thinking of the wrong, obviously displays that you’re thinking of the wrong God. … Continue reading →
