The Gentlemen's Conspiracy
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Justin Poe
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Neanderthals and Their Place in Biblical History
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I just got done reading an AiG Research Journal article that I found very interesting. I encourage all who wish to participate in this discussion to read it. It was written by a layperson who, by…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Thomas Posey Nov 21, 2010.
Ken Ham at CU
Very very good speech by Ken Ham from Aug 31st at Cedarville University on the authority of scripture.…Continue
Started Sep 2, 2010
Wow....another church endorses gay clergy
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From my local newspaper:…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Justin Poe Sep 17, 2010.
Garden of Eden and it's location
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A prevalent theory has always been that the Garden of Eden was in Mesopotamia near the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. After having read Vol I of Dr. Andrew Snelling's "Earth's Catastrophic Past", I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rich Wendling Nov 26, 2010.
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Justin Poe replied to Sue Pruett's discussion 'Academic institutions and Creation'
There are also quite a few cases involving professors and tenure issues even if they mention intelligent design. Not even creationism.
Here's one from 2008:
http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=75620
"The Reiss case was…
Justin Poe replied to Sue Pruett's discussion 'Academic institutions and Creation'
Nice find Rich. Just the fact that the school settled for that amount of money indicates they probably realize they were discriminating and might have lost this in court.
Justin Poe replied to Jim Brenneman's discussion 'ORGANIZATION of the Forum'
I like the website for the most part but I do wish they would organize the forum section into a more reader friendly traditional message board. One with definitive categories and that is easier to keep track of the posts, give post counts,…
Justin Poe replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'What is AiG?'
I can honestly say that my faith was renewed and my want to learn more about Scripture was due to my first visit to the Creation Museum. It was over a year ago and since then my family (wife and four kids, fifth on the way) bought a 5 year…
Justin Poe replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Post Evangelicalism?'
Great post Rich. Spot on. I would add that it seems that most of this compromise comes in the name of "intellectualism" or in simpler terms, "acceptability". The need for the "church" and it's…
Justin Poe replied to Debbie White's discussion 'Chat with Nick Daniels, author of "The Gentlemen's Conspiracy," & giveaway!' in the group Book Talk
I'm going to do the Good Reads one and I'll post it here too. I just sent a recommendation to my friends on facebook.
Justin Poe replied to Debbie White's discussion 'Chat with Nick Daniels, author of "The Gentlemen's Conspiracy," & giveaway!' in the group Book Talk
Anybody know of any other place I can write a review of the book for? I just finished it. Really good book and I can't write a review at Amazon cause I've never made a purchase there. I'd love to write a review but…
Justin Poe replied to Jennifer O. White's discussion 'Science Textbook Debate in Louisiana'
David, you completely distorted what Ron said. Buying a telescope and looking at the stars is OBSERVATIONAL science, not HISTORICAL science. Sure, we can look at a star, send a probe up there, get the results of it's composition, location,…
Justin Poe replied to Kelly Rivera's discussion 'Finding a Christian College that teaches Creation'
I haven't looked at the list that was posted yet but I can assure you that Cedarville University just about 35 miles outside of Dayton, OH holds to a literal 6 day creation. Ken Ham and AIG speak there at least once a year.
Rich Wendling replied to Justin Poe's discussion 'Garden of Eden and it's location'
I agree that it is unlikely that the location of Eden exists today. The flood of Noah would have obliterated any trace of it. Any attempt to place Eden at any modern location is mere speculation.
Charles Martin Jr replied to Justin Poe's discussion 'Garden of Eden and it's location'
Frank,
Sounds like a fascinating book. I may take a look at it. Thanks for the information!
FN replied to Justin Poe's discussion 'Garden of Eden and it's location'
I just read Joel Klenck's The Region of Eden and the Gardens of God. It was certainly thought provoking. His book provided sound arguments why Eden could not be in Israel.
1. Ezekiel 36:35 says the land of the future Messiah will be like Eden…
David Thomas Posey replied to Justin Poe's discussion 'Neanderthals and Their Place in Biblical History'
I don't know if anyone is still interested in pursuing this discussion, but there was an article in "News to Note" that might bear on the discussion. You can read it…
Justin Poe replied to Kaitlin's discussion 'TV Show Bones Belittling Creationists'
I assume Paul's got deleted. I wouldn't say it was rude but he clearly misunderstood what Kaitlin was saying and went the opposite extreme with his post.
But seriously, for Paul or whoever, if one actually watches evening television (I…
Justin Poe replied to Kaitlin's discussion 'TV Show Bones Belittling Creationists'
Funny thing is, it wasn't considered ludicrous at all up until the last 200 years or less....just about every significant scientist for ages (Bacon, Newton, Linnaeus, Steno, Ure, Kirby, just to name a small sample) were Christians and many…
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 1:03pm on June 21, 2011,
David Thomas Posey said…
Hey Justin,
Since you are interested in such things as neanderthals and paleoanthropology, you might be interested in joining the new group "Christian Anthropoligists." Good day!
- At 4:32pm on September 24, 2010,
Kaitlin said… - Hey, I noticed on one of your forum threads you mentioned Cedarville University. Are you a student there?
- At 4:52pm on July 20, 2010,
Jennifer O. White said… - Hello Justin! Great to see you online here. Please check your inbox for the message I just sent.
Thanks
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