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Terrance Egolf
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Flood Geology?--Carolina Bays
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I'm interested in discussing these strange surface features located in the coastal plains along the southeast US, from Virginia down into Georgia and Florida. People who have studied these things…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Terrance Egolf May 27, 2010.
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Join us in exploring God’s Creation, sharing exciting discoveries that support the biblical account of creation, sharing tips and tricks for outdoor adventures and how God speaks through Creation!
Alexander Martin replied to Terrance Egolf's discussion 'Flood Geology?--Carolina Bays'"It sounds great Terrance! I won't be much help from a scientific standpoint, however. It's a shame there aren't more actual scientists or people with science degrees on this forum. Have you considered gathering more info and…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Brian Guiley's discussion 'What will it be like in Heaven?'"Justin reminds me of something else about our future existence, which directs our attention back to the "beginning".
Prior to creation, God existed. There was no time. Time is marked by the progression of events in this physical universe,…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Terry Jones's discussion 'Scientific Predictions of the Christian Positions on Origins'"Well, I started watching video #1 and stopped at 14 minutes and 15 seconds into it, as soon as the speaker admitted to being an evolutionary biologist as well as a "committed, evangelical Christian, etc." I'm sure that he will make…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Brian Guiley's discussion 'What will it be like in Heaven?'"Alexander,
I think you are making a much too broad inference regarding the celestial luminaries. Here are the applicable KJV verses:
23 And the city had no need of the sun, neither of the moon, to shine in it: for the glory of God did lighten it,…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Brian Guiley's discussion 'What will it be like in Heaven?'"Well, first, I think the "new heaven" mentioned in Rev. 21:1 really has to be a new interstellar universe and not a new abode for God the Father. There would be no need for the latter, since His abode was not tainted by sin. We will not be…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Brian Guiley's discussion 'What will it be like in Heaven?'"Well, first let's look at what a glorified body will be able to do.
We will be able to move from place to place instantaneously. (Luke 24:36)
We will be able to move through solid matter. (same)
We will be able to eat and drink. (Luke…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Arthur Smith's discussion 'The first barbecue'"Nope. No more sea.
1Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. (Revelations 21:1, ESV)"
Terrance Egolf replied to Terry Jones's discussion 'An Evaluation of Evidence for the Age of the Universe'"God created His world to obey His ordinances. Scientists and nonscientists recognize the regularity in the world because of these ordinances, which are the expressions of God's spoken Word. Uniformity is the norm, and we learn from an early age…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Arthur Smith's discussion 'The first barbecue'"Yeah, and what about no OCEAN? I'm a retired navy guy, and I love sailing. Maybe there will be another water world we will be able to explore."
Terrance Egolf replied to Terry Jones's discussion 'An Evaluation of Evidence for the Age of the Universe'"Theory-making, which I prefer to call model-making, is a cognitive exercise that starts with the presuppositions that inform the scientific paradigm in play. Sorting out the presuppositions on either side of an issue is probably the fastest way to…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Alexander Martin's discussion 'Why is the universe so big?'"Alexander,
I basically skimmed your comments and the responses, and in general, I agree with most of what has been said. Alisa sort of summarized my thoughts about the OP. It is arrogant on our part to assume that we can explain why God does…"
Terrance Egolf replied to Arthur Smith's discussion 'The first barbecue'"Arthur, as you know, I believe that at least some humans were already eating meat before the flood. So the thanksgiving barbecue would likely been anticlimactic, or simply a novel experience. I'm sure they either already knew or suspected that…"
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:13pm on June 4, 2010,
Tom Hunt said… - Terry,
Nice to see you in this context. I look forward to reading more of you articles.
Tom Hunt
- At 10:53am on June 3, 2010,
Kim Jones said… - Welcome to Exploring God's Creation! We're glad you are here! We would love to hear about the textbook you have written!
In Christ,
Kim Jones
- At 9:00pm on April 5, 2010,
Carol Flett said… - Great to have you here. I appreciate your input. Thanks
- At 11:25am on April 1, 2010,
Creation Conversations said… - Hello Terrance. Welcome to CreationConversations.com. We are excited that you have become a part of this great community that shares one common goal - connecting with believers in biblical creation.
There are hundreds of people here eager to learn, network, and share their passion for countering the message of evolution. Check out the blogs, forums, and learn from some the nation's top experts on creation. You will find free books to download on the resource page.
Blessings to you and your Easter week! Our Lord reigns!
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