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Evolution has failed again to show itself to be science. It is only a faith, a faith believed by those who do not want to accept the logical view of how everything came to be—created by the all-powerful God of the Bible. The creationists’ viewpoint is more empirical because the fossil record and the living world reveal a great variety of organisms which are distinctly set apart from each other just as the Bible says, not a gradual evolving into myraids of “in-between” forms (“missing-links”) turning into something finally recognizable.
“In six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them…” (Exodus 20:11).
Warren Wilcox
(The Entrusted Word, Vol. 2, No. 5 Pg. 4-5.)
Ferrell, Vance. The Evolution Cruncher, Altamont,
TN: Evolution Facts, Inc., 2001.
Gish, Duane. Evolution: The Fossils Still Say No! El
Cajon, CA: ICR, 1995.
Huse, Scott M. The Collapse of Evolution. Grand
Rapids: Baker Book House, 1993.
Morris, John. What About the Horse Series? Acts and
Facts. El Cajon, CA: ICR, 1994.
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together, but to hold the entire family together. After all, God made us to need one another
In Genesis 2:24, Moses said that a man shall leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife. This give us the idea of super glue. All of us have tried to super-glue something that was broken and ended up with our fingers stuck together. This illustrates just how tight the marriage relationship should be. We must be super-glued together so nothing can come between us.
The differences in men and women are many: a man’s skull is thicker than a woman’s skull, gender conditioning by our parents, learning behaviors through role modeling, biochemical differences because of testosterone and estrogen, and the acid bath that makes boys different from girls. The differences show God’s wisdom in creation. Let us accept and appreciate the differences.
Bill Stewart
(Bear Valley Bible Institute, Denver, CO)
Abel, Rober. The Relationship Toolbox: Tools for
Love, Healing and Personal Empowerment.
2nd ed. Denver: Valentine, 1998.
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