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Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?
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Hello friends -- my name is Tim Dudley and I am the publisher of Master Books, the largest publisher of Creation…Continue

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Glenn Graham Oct 19, 2011.

Prettiest place on the planet
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I was in Saipan several years ago, an island in the Pacific near Guam, on a mission and trip and a little golf. When we were overlooking this view one of my buddies said, "How can you look at this…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Tamara Van Hooser May 1, 2010.

State of the Nation 2 by Ken Ham
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I got a little preview of this from Ken last week.It is going to be great -- you will not want to miss this. To watch this live, go to AnswersLive.org on…Continue

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Prometheus Wins replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Aww...chucks. Pity. Actually, I am still feeling my way around, trying to find a handle on discussions so that we can address the important issues in a constructive way. I assure you that I don't have the time to debate for the sake of…

Oct 22, 2010

Lance Ponder replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

While I welcome constructive criticism - iron sharpens iron - I'm not thrilled about spending countless hours debating for the sake of debating. I have read through a number of the threads on this site and while a few people are having some…

Oct 22, 2010

David Thomas Posey replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

You have already published many great books. There are still a few I would like to see, however. I would like to see field guides from a creationist perspective. Audobon, Smithsonian, and Peterson are fairly in depth, but they are certainly not…

Oct 21, 2010

Prometheus Wins replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Hello Lance, I just checked out the link that you provided. This looks really interesting. There are at least a couple of proponents of evolution and science, including myself, currently active on this forum. We are engaging in a dialogue with…

Oct 21, 2010

Lance Ponder replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

I'm working on a manuscript I'm calling "Creative Science." Its a compilation of evidences from a spectrum of sciences. I'm currently posting the raw material as a series on bible.org under the Impact blog and the entire…

Oct 21, 2010

Robert Byers replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Whats wanted and what sells are different species. One needs blockbuster books that captivate the audience. First for kids some great books on creation issues that hint the main points and forever stick in their memory or they remember excellent…

Oct 13, 2010

Rich Wendling replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

The main thing I would like to see is more books about apologetics written specifically for teens. There are many excellent books for young children, and a plethora of fantastic materials for adults, but very little for those in the 12-17 age group.…

Oct 10, 2010

Victoria Mabry replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

For all of you out there who keep talking about wanting creationist/young-earth textbooks for your kids, please check out Answers in Genesis (www.answersingenesis.org). Use their search tool to look for "curriculum." I just ended a…

Sep 24, 2010

Debbie White replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

I had earlier made a comment requesting a children's Bible of a certain type. Well, I recently had the opportunity to review a newly released children's Bible (The Action Bible) that comes close enough to what I was looking for that…

Sep 23, 2010

Kaitlin replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Greetings Tim! Currently there is no high school level geology textbook which is taught from a young earth, non-evolution, six day creation stand point. However, there is a teacher at my former high school who is nearing the completion of just…

Sep 23, 2010

Colin Newton replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

I would like to put in a request for a reprint of The Exodus problem and its ramifications, by Donovan Courville. I believe it may be available second-hand in the US, but I'm in the UK. It's the only serious attempt I know of to reconcile…

Sep 11, 2010

Justin replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Does Tim Dudley even exist, and is that really going to happen? I'm starting to wonder.

Sep 11, 2010

Debra Brinkman replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

My children all have plans to go into science fields of one sort or another. I would LOVE to see a series of books geared to teens probably that talk about various science fields, especially from a Christian point of view (not JUST creationist.) So…

Sep 2, 2010

Randy Goggin replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

I'd love to see the debate move into the literary and popular fiction market, especially science fiction and fantasy, and I'd be interested to see an anthology of short stories dealing with these themes. I've greatly enjoyed Carl…

Aug 26, 2010

Arthur Smith replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

More fiction, yes. But one I really want to see is more on dinosaurs. There are a lot of kids stuff about them, but I want something for study. Hopefully including 'ancient' artifacts with dinosaurs, discoveries that go against…

Aug 25, 2010

Tim Watts replied to Tim Dudley's discussion 'Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?'

Fantasy is one of my favorites, and yet there is a gaping hole when it comes to a creator. I have begun a story with a focus on the creator's relationship to the creation. Not only would I love to read this theme, I know a few others who could…

Aug 25, 2010

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50 Free Copies of Leonard's Biblical Chronological Chart

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Creation Books of the Future - What Do You Want to Read?

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Hello friends -- my name is Tim Dudley and I am the publisher of Master Books, the largest publisher of Creation based…

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1.8 Million Books Sold

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Many of the New Leaf Publishing staff and I just returned from the Christian Retailers Show in St. Louis (ICRS). Christian book stores from across the world gather at this show each year to browse and purchase the latest releases and learn more about the books and authors. We had a great booth this year featuring authors Ken Ham, Steve Ham,… Continue

Stars died for us?

Posted on January 28, 2010 at 11:01am 0 Comments 0 Likes

I recently sent a YouTube link out to my staff with the comment, “Why we do what we do.”

We are the publishers of Master Books, an apologetics imprint started by Tim LaHaye and Dr. Henry Morris, and we’re standing in the gap as secular humanist voices in this country seem to grow ever louder.

The short clip is entitled, “Forget Jesus, the stars died for us.” Wow! Whoever would have dreamed that the… Continue

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