You are hereTurkish Creationist Movement Tours American College CampusesTitle: Turkish Creationist Movement Tours American College Campuses Issue: 5 The first I heard of it was when I got an e-mail from a Turkish colleague, Cengiz Camci, in aerospace engineering, who had read an article of mine in American Scientist about the threat that "intelligent design" poses in the US. Cengiz told me that representatives from the Turkish Harun Yahya movement were coming to our campus (Penn State) to speak. He asked me to attend to support a small group of faculty and students who were opposed to the Harun Yahya sect and wanted to counter their presentation with pertinent questions and rebuttals. Year: 2006 Date: September-October Page(s): 11–14 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. A Visit to the New Creation "Museum"Title: A Visit to the New Creation "Museum" Issue: 1–2 There has been much publicity about the new Creation Museum built by Answers in Genesis in northern Kentucky (greater Cincinnati). My wife and I decided to pay the museum a visit as part of a family vacation. We took the tour on May 29, 2007, the day after the Grand Opening. Despite continuing construction and a few incomplete exhibits, I can only describe the museum as impressive.Year: 2007 Date: January–April Page(s): 21-24 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: The Answers in Genesis SchismTitle: The Answers in Genesis Schism: No Resolution in Sight Issue: 5–6 Jim Lippard reported in RNCSE at the end of 2006 on a split within the Answers in Genesis ministry that pitted the officials running the affiliate in the US against their counterparts in Australia, where the ministry began (Lippard 2006). Although Lippard reported several efforts between the two factions to negotiate a solution to various issues that divided them, it appears that those efforts have fallen apart yet again. Year: 2007 Date: September–December Page(s): 18 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Toe to Toe with Young-Earth Creationists
by Bill ThwaitesDedicated to Frank Awbrey Becoming Aware of CreationismThe first I ever heard of creationism was in a mailing I received from the Creation Science Quarterly in the late 1960's. It was a call for papers supporting the biblical account of creation. I saved the announcement in a file folder called “Funny Mail,” but have since lost it. I wondered what kind of journal would limit its contributions to those supporting only one conclusion? The Ultra-Fundamentalism of Duane Gish
by George S. BakkenIt is not commonly known that Charles Darwin intended to become a clergyman when he studied at Cambridge, or that the Church of England honored him with burial in Westminster Abbey near Isaac Newton. Many scientists hold strong religious beliefs, but read the Genesis account of creation as did Isaac Newton in his 1681 letter to Thomas Burnett:As to Moses ... he described realities in a language artificially adapted to ye sense of ye vulgar.... Pages
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