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An old 1955 Looney Tunes cartoon featured Michigan J Frog, the annoying frog found in the cornerstone of a building who would put on a top hat and sing for his discoverer, but would not sing for anyone else. The cartoon has become for us a symbol of what it takes to stretch the credibility of a paradigm beyond its breaking point, and for that reason it appears ridiculous. We point out how evolution is like that, and that we are asked to believe a paradigm that is far beyond t

Water is one of the most abundant substances on earth and its chemistry is a major part of the special conditions necessary to produce life. The relationship of water to the chemical compounds that make up life is the subject of this show.

Blaise Pascal was a famous 17th century mathematician, inventor and genius. He was also a theologian and philosopher, and he is famous for his book Pensees and in that book he describes Pascal’s Wager, an often quoted argument that persuades you to consider trusting God based upon risk analysis.

Answering the tough questions concerning science and the Bible.

Dr. Don DeYoung gives examples of design in nature that have been copied by modern science for useful inventions.

Dr. Jackson explains the confusion of natural selection with evolution and why peppered moths, Darwin’s finches and bacteria resistance to antibiotics do not explain the origin of new genetic information. Presentation at the MSU Origin Summit.

Dr. Charles Jackson reveals the current known problems with the Big Bang theory and why it is disingenuous to continue to teach it without talking about these issues.

This is the introduction to the Origin Summit at Michigan State University. Bruce Malone introduces the speakers, gives their background and the format of the Origin Summit event. At time 16:00 he then gives his introduction to the origins controversy and why these top scientists have risked their academic reputations to embrace the young earth creation model.