Answering the tough questions concerning science and the Bible.

This is the promo video for the Global Flood Geology Conference sponsored by Creation Summit. Here is the schedule: Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 (eastern time) 1 pm Evidence for the Flood (Bodie Hodge) 2 pm HPT Overview (Brian Lauer) 3 pm CPT Overview (Doug Sharp) 4 pm Accurate Predictions & Biblical Support (Steve Hubbard) 5 pm Evidence Against CPT (Curtis Hammitt) 6 pm Panel Discussion and Q and A 7 pm Horrors of the Flood video The links to the zoom meeting are as follows: GNS TV, Revolution Against Evolution: https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/89668772423/invitations?signature=zh92tVweynlrKaGfPGMGR_TWvGxProhb86VHI3MdaZY Hydroplate Theory: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88659303757?pwd=1Eux4mxwzsbMwcPEVj0IwaxRwFBciA.1

These beloved tales written by Christian apologist C. S. Lewis were favorites of my children and contain within them some parallels with the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Ark Encounter has had the Logos Theater perform two of the famous stories at their venue, The Horse and His Boy, and the Lion, Witch and Wardrobe. This winter, they are bringing Prince Caspian to the theater. Narnia is a parallel universe that is filled with talking creatures such as centaurs, fauns, satyrs, and minotaurs, borrowed from ancient mythology. Though each of these interconnected tales are well-written works of fantasy and captivating adventure, I have been a little uncomfortable with the potential danger of taking the mythological universe introduced by C. S. Lewis being taken too seriously to the point where some readers begin to live in a world of fantasy and magic. This is reflected in a lot of the on-line role-playing games where the players accumulate preternatural powers, multiple lives, fighting dragons, witches, beasts and armies in an ugly, hostile world. I think that The Lord of the Rings departed from the gospel parallel too much, and Harry Potter removed it entirely. This is a progression that I think is a danger that leads to people desiring the world of magic and the occult. Unless the true nature of Jesus Christ is understood, people’s desire for the supernatural is filled with the fake evil substitute. Evolutionists have speculated that there are parallel universes, and it is ours that got lucky enough to produce life and civilization. The evolution world is a fantasy world where a godless power of scientific laws rules. I think that these stories are harmless only if the reader and children are taught the genuine gospel story and the difference between that and what is represented in Lewis’s fantasy world.

Dr. Jerry Bergman has written a book about whale evolution. It is titled "Whale Evolution: A Whale of a Tail" and it exposes the strange idea that dog-sized precursors to the whale evolved from a land mammal and returned to the sea. Some of the early false claims about three of the so-called "walking whales" (Pakicetus, Rodhocetus and Ambulocetus) have been exposed. Since then, evolutionists continue to crank out new theoretical land ancestors, and each claim contradicts the previous claims. Jerry describes the anatomy of the whale and the impossibility for land ancestors of the whale to survive the migration of the nose to the back of the head, lose its legs and develop flippers and fins, develop the ability to drink sea water, dive without getting the bends, and develop echolocation.