Evidence for God from Science

Damage is really minor because there are no carpets to soak up the water and stink the house. And flooding was on the first floor.
My colleague's mother-in-law stayed with them for a few days due to prolonged power outage. When she returned home, the ceiling had fallen due to extensive water damage.

A few days after celebrating Chinese New Year, most of Texas endured the coldest winter in recorded history on the night of 2/15. I woke up at 3 am to the sound of gushing water and looked down from bed at (not Noah's Ark) my pair of slippers floating on water. Wading through water to the master bat...

Dr. Michael Heiser does a great series of Prophecy and Eschatology where he fairly presented the various views. Is there something similar for Creation Views?

Prophecy and Eschatology Class 1

timsoh wrote: Keeping an open mind is not just for students of the Bible but equally applies to students of nature. I couldn’t agree more. But if you asked me that 20 years ago when I believed in a young earth, and global flood, I couldn’t have honestly claimed that I had an open mind. When I start...

timsoh wrote: Keeping an open mind is not just for students of the Bible but equally applies to students of nature. I couldn’t agree more. But if you asked me that 20 years ago when I believed in a young earth, and global flood, I couldn’t have honestly claimed that I had an open mind. When I start...

DB: So from that perspective, you could say that the extent of the Noahic covenant includes everyone who dwells in the same land that descendants of Noah are dwelling in. Of course, IF the flood of Noah was NOT worldwide, then greater humanity is a mixture of ancient humans not only descended from ...

In my opinion, every covenant from Edenic to the New has an extension to all of humanity, thus should be less quick to limit the Noahic Covenant. Based on this hermeneutical model, “all the families of the earth shall be blessed” in the Abrahamic Covenant could be relegated to symbolic and limited r...

Would the same interpretation apply to all covenants in the Bible including the New Covenant? Would the same limited application be applied to John 3;16?

In the Noahic Covenant, God promised (with two “never again”) not destroy destroy all flesh and the earth with a flood. If it was just regional or local then God would have broken his promise. The immediate context trumps word studies. Furthermore, there are many stories around the world (not just a...