Scripture On Creation Podcast

Laymen may not know it, but trained astronomers, though absolutely certain it MUST exist, acknowledge the origin of comets is still a "mystery."  We discuss assumptions adhered to by evolutionists in their attempts to explain things like comets or our water covered planet.

The tiny animals called Tardigrades are virtually indestructible.  These fascinating creatures--also known as little water bears or moss piglets--possess abilities that the concept of "survival of the fittest" can't explain, and thus, are one of many examples of over-design in nature.

The final program in the Job series considers the details of what happens after Job repents--God doubles all the possessions Job had before Satan destroyed them.  Why God just "replaced" his 10 children is also discussed.

Job resisted answering the Lord's challenging questions earlier in the book.  In chapter 42, Job is finally compelled to answer and in doing so admits his ignorance.

What do Job and Fred Flintstone have in common?  Dinosaurs, of course!

This is the second half of Scott interviewing Dr. Scripture about the trip "around" the Pacific Ocean.  Where Ben and Karen went, what they saw and what was Australia like is what Dr. Scripture describes--especially his experience scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef.

Scott interviews Dr. Scripture about a trip around the Pacific he and Karen had planned many years ago.  They were finally able to go this Fall, traveling to Hawaii, Japan and Australia.

Is it even thinkable that an animal could produce fire from its body? The answer is YES. The precedent is set by the Bombardier Beetle, pronounced bomba-deer (Dr. Scripture says in wrong throughout the program--oooops!)

Was Leviathan a real animal or as many think, merely a symbolic description of evil or disaster?  Reasons to understand Leviathan was truly a living, fire breathing dragon are discussed.

Job chapter 41 describes Leviathan--a terrible dragon. However, Job introduces this diabolical beast in association with all his torment in the beginning of Job, Job 3:8.

We all deal with the same data, the differences in how old a creationist thinks the universe is is due to how the data is interpreted, and how reliable they think the data is.  Dark matter and energy, for example, is a key issue.

Creationists do differ on the age of the universe.  Often referred to as young earth or old earth creationists, this two part program discusses some of the arguments the two views present.

In an effort to explain how an animal that is said to have been extinct for 210 million years is painted on the cave walls by the San people of South Africa, evolutionists conclude these people were interested in paleontology about 200 years ago.

God continues challenging Job in response to things Job had said about the Lord. Thus, in chapter 40 verses 1-14, He repeats back to Job some of what Job had said. Then starting in verse 15, the Lord describes a creature that doesn’t exist—at least today.

In Job 38:33 through chapter 39, the Creator describes the characteristics and abilities of several of the amazing animals He made.

As the Creator challenges Job with His works in creation, Job 38:31-33 reveal some detail about the arrangement of stars in two constellations, the Pleiades and Orion, that astronomers have only discovered in the last few decades.

Job refers to ice and snow more than any other book of the Bible.  Is it because the memory of a recent ice age is fresh in the minds of those living at that time? The idea is discussed.

In Job 38, verses 8-11 seem to refer to God's creative work on Days 2 and 3.  From verse 12 through 30 then, He sites phenomena we know about but can hardly explain--the point being He, the Creator, DOES understand it all.

In Job chapter 38:4-6 the Creator reveals His design for the planet Earth.  In Job 38:7 is the only clue in Scripture about WHEN the angels were created. Verses 8-11 relate to days 2 and 3 of creation.

Dr. Menton explains the wonders of the created eye and the meaning of the BIBLICAL term "apple of the eye."