Apologetics/Creation Science

Where do theology and science meet? Can the two ever coexist effectively? Does the Bible line up with science? Does true science contradict the Bible? As a Christian…which one do you believe? Seeing God in the Cosmos addresses these questions for...

The Book of Esther is strange. Of all the books in the Bible, not once – it is said – does it mention the Name, nor even a title of God (though we will say more on that question). One would think, therefore, that on that account the critics...

The biblical book of Jonah is written from a historical standpoint. Its historical places, events and personages can be verified from archaeology and written records of Assyria. The creature (not a whale) that swallowed Jonah (Greek: ketos) is known from...

This book is not a commentary as such on the Book of Joshua. It is rather an examination into the question of the Book's authenticity as an historical document. It looks into the question of the Book's early writing, and into it's integrity and...

This book is not a commentary as such on the Book of Judges. It is rather an examination into the question of the Book's authenticity as an historical document. It looks into the question of the Book's early writing, and into it's integrity and...

Since the 18th century and the birth of what is laughingly known as the Enlightenment, the Book of Daniel has been subjected to the fiercest criticism. It has gone on until today, when amongst modernist scholars and the self-styled ‘higher...

Refuting Dawkins on Evolution. Richard Dawkins, the undisputed high priest of evolution/atheism, says his book The Greatest Show on Earth: the evidence for evolution is the first time he has presented all the evidence for evolution/long ages...

Product Description A layman's guide to the Second Law of Thermodynamics.A powerful yet easy-to-understand weapon in the war to defend Christianity. Much controversy swirls around what is an often misunderstood scientific law, in fact the most...

A Biblical Explanation of God's Will Architectural design may be classical Roman or Greek, Gothic, Baroque, Victorian, Modern, or even Neofuturist. Just as buildings and bridges possess structural characteristics that earmark themes of their designers,...