Is Old-Earth Creation Anti-Biblical? Responding to Ken Ham
I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEISTShow Notes
Why is Ken Ham picking a fight with Frank about the age of the universe? We all know the Word of God is inerrant, but is Ken’s interpretation of the Bible inerrant? Tune in as Frank responds to Ken's recent video that criticizes what Frank teaches about creation and answers questions like:
What 3 main questions need to be addressed when discussing this issue? Does Exodus 20 settle the debate over the six days of creation? What about Romans 5:12 and death before the Fall? Does believing in old-earth creation provide an opening to evolution because of time? Why are some major Darwinists now admitting that their theory doesn't work? What are 7 reasons why macroevolution does not fit the evidence? Why is it important to study God's works in addition to His Word? Is the age of the earth a salvation issue?
But wait, there's more! Later in the podcast, Frank answers questions related to the riots in France and a question from a skeptical listener, such as: Who is behind the current unrest in France? Why is multiculturalism false and self-defeating? Why do 43% of young voters view Islamic sharia law favorably? Why is it important not to judge Christianity by its misuse or abuse? What did Jesus teach that explains why Frank chooses to focus on certain political and moral issues more than others?
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Resources mentioned during the episode: Donate to CrossExamined - https://donor.crossexamined.org I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist - UPDATED EDITION! - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1433598655/ God's Word or Man's Word? Ken Ham vs. Richard Howe at SES - https://youtu.be/RkE0jfryX0w Sharia Law: 43% of Youngest Voters Like It - https://bit.ly/4zJUIgo The War on Reality by Frank Turek and Phoenix Hayes - https://www.amazon.com/dp/0736993630 Conversations with the Faiths with Dr. Brady Blevins - https://bit.ly/3V2CTdg Money, Greed, and God by Dr. Jay Richards - https://www.amazon.com/dp/006284100 VoteYourFaith - http://voteyourfaith.net/
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