Public museums and planetariums typically stress that Evolution explains the origins of the earth, sun, planets, galaxies, and universe. Take a look at the evidence with Duane Caldwell, at the Adler Planetarium!
His training includes certification as a Biblical Creation Ministry Professional and Tour Guide by the International Association for Creation, and by Genesis apologetics. Check out his website Rational Faith!
Tickets must be purchased in advance, online, here .
Adler PlanetariumRegister for the tour - whether free or paid: here.
All would agree the 3-pound brain is the most sophisticated accumulation of matter in the known universe. Neurologists call the eyes an extension of the brain. Not only are medical scientists light years away from fully understanding the brain's function, but how we process what we see (or hear) is full of unknowns. Dr. Sherwin will show what is currentlyrecognized regarding visual perception in man, and will include some fascinating examples in the animal world. The presentation will display God's 'clearly seen' creation (Romans 1:20).
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The Bible presents a number of straightforward, clear, easy to understand statements on the age of the Earth and the cosmos. Yet even among Christians, it remains a contentious matter. Some consider the matter divisive. Some pastors don't want it discussed. Why?
Join our own Duane Caldwell as we examine the age of the Earth, why we can be confident about it, and why it matters.
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Pastors! Often our MCF speaker is available to speak at your church on the Sunday during the MCF series of meetings! If interested, let us know at 847.223.4730. (This is the Sivertsen residence.)