Religious Chick

Last week I visited the Creation and Earth History Museum in Santee California. There I met Ken Ham president of Answers in Genesis an apologetic ministry. Ken Ham signed two of my books "The Lie: Evolution" and "Already Compromised". I also received a free DVD titled Science Confirms the Bible, which the museum showed after the Meet and Greet. It covers topic such as: DNA as evidence for the infinite God the basics of genetics and natural selection as they relate to biblical kinds the origin of so-called races the truth about Cain's wife evidence for the world wide Flood the actual time of the Ice Age literal vs. figurative creation days the origin of death, dating methods I definitely recommend this DVD! You can purchase it here

by Henry Morris, Ph.D. “In the morning sow thy seed, and in the evening withhold not thine hand: for thou knowest not whether shall prosper, either this or that, or whether they both shall be alike good” (Ecclesiastes 11:6). In the Bible, the common occupation of sowing seed is frequently used as a symbol of witnessing for the Lord. Unlike an actual farmer, however, Christian seed-sowers are to engage in their occupation perpetually, day after day, morning and evening, everywhere they go. “Cast thy bread upon the waters,” the wise Preacher said, “for thou shalt find it after many days” ( Ecclesiastes 11:1 ). The sowing is often difficult, but is necessary, before the fruit can grow, and the promise is that “they that sow in tears shall reap in joy” ( Psalm 126:5 ).  Often others may reap the fruit of our seed-sowing labors (or we may reap the fruit of theirs), but that is all right, for Christ Himself said that “one soweth, and another reapeth” so that “both he that sowe