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Comment by Creation Today on Tuesday

Hi Group!

We are excited to announce our new Children's Book Series called Creation Kids Club. This book is beautifully illustrated and written in a way that teaches children about creation and Creator God by incorporating creative activities that go along with the subject matter.

 

We are seeking reviewers of the first book of the series. If you are wanting to just add another book to your shelf, please do not respond; but if you are serious, and especially if you have children, then we want to give you a free book to review.

 

If you are interested, please email our Social Media Manager, sgagne@creationtoday.org, with you name, shipping address, phone number, email, and ages of children in your home.

 

Thank you, and we look forward to hearing from you!

 

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Comment by kelli - AdventurezInChildRearing on December 14, 2011 at 5:29pm

thank you for heading this group- I just joined up- I write at -

http:www/AdventurezinChildRearing.com  - nice to meet ya! :) 

Comment by Jim Rupp on November 29, 2010 at 3:56pm

I am curious if anyone has thoughts about "Comparative Views on Origins" by Brock Lee?

Comment by Dustin Crider on November 27, 2010 at 9:08am

Creation book giveaway! Click on the link for details about how to enter to win the book, Creation Without Compromise!

http://takingeverythoughtcaptive.com/2010/11/16/creation-book-givea...

Comment by Wesley Summerfield on November 12, 2010 at 2:23pm

NY Times is stating a Best Sellers list for E-books. Coing in the Spring.

Comment by Scott Christopher Hamby on October 16, 2010 at 8:49pm

First would be "The Face that Demonstrates the Farce of Evolution" just because is was the first book I got on Creation/Science from me parents. Basically Hank shows one how to argue evolution with a simple acronym F-A-C-E
F for Fossil record is an embarrassment to evolutionists
A for Ape-Men, Fraud, and Fantasy
C for Chance that an eye, an egg, or earth, each in it's vast complexity, came into existence by blind chance.
E for Empirical Science and entropy
Second would Be the Answer books 1-3 the reason i like these book they talk about a wide verity of things like What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs? Hasn't Evolution Been Proven True? Could God Really Have Created Everything in Six Days? What's Wrong with Progressive Creation? Was the Flood of Noah Global or Local in Extent. And Many Many more things!!!
Third one "Secrets of the Ica Stones and Naca Lines" by Dennis Swift I read this book in TWO days 136pg I Have NEVER read anything that fast!! Dennis talk about these stones "Ica Stone" and engraved on many of the stone are scenes of Man and dinosaurs coexisting and how could these Indians carve these things into rocks if Man and dinosaurs supposedly Never MET! I And if You want to get into the biology of Evolution and how it couldn't come around by chance Read Darwin's Black Box!! warning Very ADVANCED, Behe how does walk you through it. ok well thats all I got right now. Any other questions are welcome.

Comment by Debbie White on October 15, 2010 at 4:30pm

Hi, Scott. That is a lot of books. Which ones did you like the best (and why)? :)

Comment by Scott Christopher Hamby on October 14, 2010 at 10:00pm

Well this is a List of what I have read, waiting to be read, and what I want. Now that I think about I have read alot!

Read: The Face that Demonstrates the Farce of Evolution by Hank Hanegraaff

Read: The New Answers Book 1,2, and 3 by Ken Ham

Read: The Evolution Cruncher aka new title "The Evolution Handbook" by Vance Ferrell

Read: Dinosaurs and Creation by Donald B. DeYoung

Read: Dinosaurs and the Bible by Ralph O. Muncaster

Read: I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist by Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek

Read: Secrets of the Ica Stones and Nazca Lines by Dennis Swift

Read: Mystery in Acambaro by Charles H. Hapgood

Read: Evolution Exposed Biology by Roger Patterson

Read: The Gap Theory Lucifer's Flood or Church Compromise? by Stephen Lawwell

Read Noah's Ark Thinking Outside the Box by Tim Lovett

Read: The True Story of Noah's Ark by Tom Dooley

Read: Are You Being Brainwashed? by Kent Hovind

Read: Dinosaurs Unleashed The true Story about Dinosaurs and Humans by Kyle Butt and Eric Lyons

Reading: Darwin's Black Box by Michael J. Behe

Have: The Genesis Solution by Ken Ham and Paul Taylor

Have: Tracking Those Incredible Dinosaurs & the People Who Knew Them by John D. Morris

Want: Mokele-Mbembe: Mystery Beast of the Congo Basin by William J. Gibbons

Want: Genesis 6 Giants Master Builders of Prehistoric and Ancient Civilizations by Stephen Quayle

Want: The Lost Squadron: A Fleet of Warplanes Locked in Ice for Fifty Years by David Hayes

Want: Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race (unabridged) by Michael A. Cremo

Comment by Sara on September 23, 2010 at 7:18pm

I have not read Jonathan Park & the Secret of the Hidden Cave,but I have listened to many of the radio dramas. They are a great resource, and I have learned a lot about Creation vs. Evolution from them. Personally, my favorite album is #3 The Winds of Change, and second, #5 The Explorers Society. My favorate episode is The Eye of the Storm, from album #3.
The adventures are always filled with fascinating scientific facts and Christian values. www.bluebehemoth.com often offers free sample tracks.

Comment by Debbie White on September 14, 2010 at 4:34pm

This isn't directly creation related, but I recently had the chance to review The Action Bible - a chronological, comic-style picture Bible for ages 5-10. I was very impressed by it (see my review) and am holding a giveaway.

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