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Cre­ation Mod­el by Bill Fur­man

It is incor­rect to refer to con­ser­v­a­tive polit­i­cal groups in this coun­try as hav­ing fas­cist ten­den­cies. Why? They gen­er­al­ly do not deny a tran­scen­dent deity, they do not hold to an organ­ic view of gov­ern­ment, nor are they irra­tional. They are, how­ev­er, in some cas­es, very nation­al­is­tic. This alone does not war­rant the charge of fas­cism.

by Bill Crouse and Gor­don Franz For its his­tor­i­cal claims the fi rst eleven chap­ters of Gen­e­sis are pos­si­bly the most attacked sec­tion of the entire Bible, and the sto­ry deemed most implau­si­ble, with­out a doubt, is the sto­ry of Noah?s Ark. That there could be such a…

by?J. Gre­sham Machen This address on “The Sci­en­tif­ic Prepa­ra­tion of the Min­is­ter” was deliv­ered Sep­tem­ber 20, 1912, at the open­ing of the?one hun­dred and first ses­sion of Prince­ton The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary. It is found in the Prince­ton The­o­log­i­cal Review,?Vol. XI, No. 1,…