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God’s Climate System

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 When we credit God with creating all things or with designing our intricate climate system, we express a sense of worship or devotion. Our general understanding…

Rags to Riches Weather

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Readers across America may identify with several recent weather events in our region of the Midwest–northwest Illinois. For example, in the last two weeks my personal…

Intelligent and Creative

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Our recent coffee table book discussions proposed intelligent design as a requirement for the books’ subject matter. The personal appeal of the volumes displayed on our…

ID at the Coffee Table

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 What sort of book could be considered a “Coffee Table” volume? Some books so designated may be considered superficial in content and geared more to the…

Designer Chronicle

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 In the past few weeks I have rediscovered a thick coffee table volume entitled Chronicle of the American Automobile—Over 100 years of Auto History by James…

Literal Days of Genesis

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Among the three theistic views of origins, the belief that the six days of the Genesis creation account are literal and recent is the majority view…

Four Origins Alternatives

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Recently I wound down a long-running discussion with a theistic evolutionist. He claimed deciding whether God intervened along the geological timeline periodically (a creationist view) or…

Resolving YEC Problems

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Several problems beg for resolution as believers in a young earth and young universe examine the modern findings of astronomers and geologists. Some news, such as…

Distressed by Old Age

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Aging people are often distressed to acknowledge their own symptoms of advanced age. Young people prefer that their parents would remain young and vibrant. In a…

Iowa Impact Crater

By Jim Virkler | October 2, 2014

By: Jim Virkler; ©2013 Had Russia’s 55 foot wide meteor not smacked into Chelyabinsk recently, it is doubtful you would hear about the Iowa event on this blog. After all,…