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For centuries people have pondered the question: who is "us" and "our" in Genesis 1:26; ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1:26‭-‬27‬ [26] Then God said, “Let us make humans in our image, according to our likeness, and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air and over the cattle...

I have a question for everyone, I'm seeking advice. I am married. Happily married. For over 10 years. I love my wife dearly, I have 0 issues or concerns with our marriage. I'm very happily married. And I can't stress that enough. I have a coworker, and she is single, younger than my wife (as...

Why children of married parents do better, but America is moving the other way https://www.npr.org/2023/10/22/1207322878/single-parent-married-good-for-children-inequality Is a decline in Christianity and in effect, the institution of marriage, having a negative effect on our children?

Tim Mackie does a great job describing creation of the old testament. In its original context. Below are supporting passages: He [Marduk] established the holy heavens. . . Creator of the earth above the waters, establisher of things on high… who made the world’s regions… He created “places” and...

In case anyone missed it, a lecture by John Walton on Adam and Eve. The video covers topics such as "who did Cain marry?" And "was Eve made of Adam's rib bone?".

between the years 4000BC and toughly 500BC, many cultures held a view that the sky was a solid structure, like a dome. that rested sbove the earth. this dome would hold the stars up against the force of gravity, before ancient cultures knew how far away the stars were. above the dome, the sky...

I found this nice lecture on the book of Genesis through the functional view of John Walton, I felt it was pretty enlightening regarding the Hebrew observed in the book of Genesis. It this talk, Walton reflects on Adam and Eve's mortality, he touches on the relationship between Genesis 1 and 2...

I just wanted to share this audiobook, Genesis for normal people. It takes an interesting look at Genesis, the side of scripture that many in the church seem hesitant to talk about. But I did find it interesting none the less! There are at least 10 parts/videos on the host channel. Here is part 1:

Gutsick Gibbon released another video on radiometric dating. It was pretty well detailed:

Just saw this brief video by gutsick Gibbon on polystrate fossils, it had me laughing a bit and seemed to be a worthwhile share.

I Just had a quick question about the Garden of Eden before the fall. What would happen if a brachiosaurus accidentally stepped on a beetle before the fall?

https://bigthink.com/the-past/saudi-arabia-stone-camels/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1632927699 Saudi Arabian stone camels are older than the Pyramids and Stonehenge. Their research, published in the Journal of Archeological Science earlier this month, claims the sculptures...

'Kamala Harris questioned after announcing steps for ‘protecting the vaccinated’: ‘Doesn’t the vax do that?’ Kamala Harris questioned after announcing steps for ‘protecting the vaccinated’: ‘Doesn’t the vax do that?’ Fox's headline news. It seems as though people are confused as to why the...

One idea I continually hear from opponents of vaccination is that these new vaccines, the Pfizer and moderna in particular, only remove or eliminate symptoms and hospitalization, but do not necessarily prevent infection, and more specifically transmission. I was wondering what everyone's...

So I was peeling through some photos of Ken Hams ark encounter displays and I stumbled across an honorable mention: So this is a classic case of a really problematic anti-scientific position that is YECism. The presentation basically suggests that dense and hardened rocks break when they are...

So I was peeling through some photos of Ken Hams ark encounter displays and I stumbled across an honorable mention: So this is a classic case of a really problematic anti-scientific position that is YECism. The presentation basically suggests that dense and hardened rocks break when they...

Without all the flaming this time: @FutureAndAHope Tiktaalik is a great one. Flat head with eyes on top (for peeking above the surface of water like a crocodile), robust rib cage and pectoral girdle to work against the weight of gravity above water, wrist bones, spiracles for breathing air, a...

Paleontologists Find Evolutionary Link between Ediacaran and Early Cambrian Multicellular Animals | Paleontology | Sci-News.com I think that most of us who follow these things closely are already aware of a number of ediacaran-cambrian transitional species that have been uncovered in the past...

Paleontologists Find Evolutionary Link between Ediacaran and Early Cambrian Multicellular Animals | Paleontology | Sci-News.com I think that most of us who follow these things closely are already aware of a number of ediacaran-cambrian transitional species that have been uncovered in the past...