Were Adam and Eve, and what we today call the carnivorous animals, all vegetarians before sin entered the garden? We’re told that God gave as food all the green plants and fruit to humans and animals.
Continue reading...Do we just want to congratulate ourselves when we place ourselves above the animals? Maybe, though we place ourselves readily beneath the angels. God made the animals to be wonderful creatures, but
Continue reading...Earth and World has come up with what they consider the top ten land animals in the world. It is a mystery as to what the standards were for making their choices, but one choice that stands out is the
Continue reading...In terms of deep-water only creatures, there are an estimated 10,537 genera (plural for genus, a scientific category above species, so there are many more species of deep-water creatures). There are
Continue reading...Genesis puts the making of the sun and moon on day four, but light shines on day one. Young earth creationists (see, for example, AnswersinGenesis.org) say the light on day one was a fixed light but
Continue reading...Water covers about 70% of the Earth’s surface. 97% of that water is salt water, found in the seas and oceans of Earth. The other 3% is fresh water, water with less than 1% salt, and only a third
Continue reading...The Natural Resources Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture describes Earth’s water cycle as a process that re-circulates Earth’s water through the stages of evaporation,
Continue reading...Considerable controversy has developed over the meaning of “day” in Genesis 1. These meanings correspond to several different interpretations of the content of Genesis 1, and to the way Genesis
Continue reading...Visible light is electromagnetic radiation, and can be analyzed as both waves and particles, a property unique, in physics, to light. The speed of light (186,282 miles per second) is one of the basic
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