Origins & Creation
Creation, chance, and coherence examined through science, Scripture, and logic. This category addresses origins models, information, order, and meaning—demonstrating why creation is not a retreat from science but a conclusion that survives it.
Readings
Darwin in Context: Observation, Loss, and the Question of Origin
Charles Darwin is often treated as an idea rather than a person. His name has become a stand-in for modern science, for evolution as an origin model, and for the supposed incompatibility between faith and reason. In this process, both Darwin and his work are frequently simplified beyond recognition. To understand what Darwin actually contributed—and what he did not—we must return to the historical man, his formation, his observations, and the circumstances under which his most famous work was published.
Creationism as the Only Origin Model to Survive Science
For those who feel that tension. Those who want God, who sense a Creator, but feel as though science demands they deny Him. It is written to show that science and the Creator are not adversaries. They are complementary. Science describes the mechanisms of the universe. Creation explains its origin.