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Paul Thompson spent a year teaching English as a second language in the Middle East, and shares with us his observations about the political and religious climate where he traveled.

Jeff Conklin talks about the negative effect of evolution on the basic doctrines of Christianity. Was there a literal Adam and Eve? If they were simply myths or legend, and if the first eleven chapters of Genesis are questionable, how can we explain the goodness of God, the origin of sin and death and the need for Jesus Christ the savior? Jesus himself believed in the historical fact of the fall of Adam, and that is why he came to redeem us. Evolution erodes the foundation of

A reference in the book Revolution Against Evolution concerning the finding of Neanderthal buried alongside chain maille armor and spear points was challenged by evolutionists about 20 years ago. Doug Sharp revisits the story of tracing the citation back to its original reference and the implications of the story.

Derek Marshall takes his experience with programming machine tools and applies it to the problem of creating evolution’s genetic engineering software. He shows that evolution is scientifically impossible, statistically impossible, mathematically impossible and logically impossible.

Samuel Wilberforce was the bishop of Winchester in England, son of William Wilberforce, the man who was responsible for ending the slave trade in England. Samuel was famous for debating Thomas Huxley concerning Darwin’s theory of evolution, and his written review of Darwin’s work in 1860 is the subject of this show.

This is a review of how the evolutionary tree of life has changed since Darwin’s theory was first published and what is currently taught in the 6th grade in public schools.

In their book, Human Evolution Taught in the Public Schools, the first chapter describes the 12 major differences between apes and humans and how the claim that they are 98% similar is totally bogus.

A team of researchers found that the number one question high school students have about evolution is the idea humans evolved from chimps. In their book Debunking Human Evolution Taught in the Public Schools, one of the chapters deals with the notion that the human and chimp genomes are similar by 98%. This is totally untrue, and we discuss where that idea comes from and why it is a lie.

Many ideas have been proposed for the formation of the Grand Canyon, but the physical impossibility of water flowing uphill causes us to question the idea that the Colorado River cut the canyon over millions of years. If you leave the Grand Canyon South Rim toward Cameron, you descend in elevation thousands of feet. A catastrophic flood is a better explanation.

Existentialism is a philosophy that originated in the early nineteenth century with the Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard. This philosophy defined truth that is relative to the individual and places an emphasis on free choice. Other existentialists have taken this to its ultimate conclusion and framed it within an atheistic worldview. Various versions of existentialism are discussed and the negative fruits that are born as a result.

On two separate trips Doug Sharp and Rich Geer explore Mayan Ruins in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, and find parallels with the Biblical account of the Tower of Babel.

A barrage of gaps and missing explanations in evolution is listed in this program about the origin of life. The gaps are non-life to life, amino acids to proteins, nucleotides and sugars to DNA, the origin of RNA, cellular components, then from single celled organisms to multiple cells. The problems continue all the way up in the evolutionary sequence to people.

This is the title of Jerry Bergman’s new book “How Darwinism Corrodes Morality.” He explains how the theory of evolution leads to sexual perversion, eugenics, abortion, euthanasia, war and death. There are several biographies of people whose writings screwed up the world with their immoral philosophies, and how each of them were dependent upon Darwin’s teachings.

The FONAR upright MRI with the capability of scanning in any position and producing MRI movies has revealed a syndrome caused by misalignment of the cervical vertebrae where cerebrospinal fluid backs up in the brain and forms lesions. This is the condition of Carol Geer, sister of Doug Sharp and wife of Rich Geer. The diagnosis is hydrocephalus, which is water on the brain and is causing her to be paralyzed. The hope is that correction of this condition using a chiropractic t

Creationists have about five different theories that model what might have occurred during Noah’s flood, and many of them involve the expansion of the continents and creation of the basalt sea floor as the result. We explore the world of volcanoes and the evidence of science and creation.

Rich Geer’s wife Carol, Doug Sharp’s sister, has been unable to walk, talk or care for herself for 11 1/2 years after an accident with anesthesia in a hospital that left her in that conditions. For that time, she had been diagnosed with anoxic brain damage. When we interviewed Dr. Damadian last August, he told us about the brain research he’s doing and invited us to bring Carol to him. He scanned her with his upright MRI and found hydrocephalus caused by blockage of the cereb

The Mayan-Toltec ruins at Chichen Itza are an example of a civilization that was technologically advanced with accurate astronomical observations, yet had a fearful religion that involved multiple gods and human sacrifice. This is reminiscent of what occurred at the Tower of Babel, and compares to many world-wide pagan religions that feared the signs of the heavens and did what they thought would appease the gods.

Eduardo Baldaci is a Brazilian pastor who has a church in Orlando Florida where he teaches the word of God in Portuguese. He also has a love for astronomy and uses his teaching about the creation of the universe and solar system to show people God’s glory in the heavens.

Derek Marshall speculates what kind of engineering it might take to create a hive of mechanical honeybees that would perform the duties of gathering nectar to make honey. He compared it to an air traffic control navigation problem with miniature hovercraft weighing 1/10 of an ounce.

There are many examples of things Christians may get caught doing that might cause a person to reject Christianity as a result. Ultimately every person is responsible to God to make that decision for themselves despite the actions of others.If a person finds themselves standing before God someday and they use the excuse that a Christian offended them and that’s the reason they rejected Him, how would that fly?