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Daily Archives: January 16, 2018
The Elephants in the Room: Rapid Migration and Recolonization of the Earth Following a Global Flood
Originally posted on Naturalis Historia:
Mastodons, mammoths, camels, horses, giant bison and giant sloths roaming the mountainsides of the Rocky Mountains may seem like something that only Hollywood could dream up but there is abundant evidence that North America was…
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Book Write-Up: Unimaginable, by Jeremiah J. Johnston
Jeremiah J. Johnston. Unimaginable: What Our World Would Be Like Without Christianity. Bethany House, 2017. See here to buy the book. Jeremiah J. Johnston is a New Testament scholar and a Christian apologist. In Unimaginable, Johnston essentially argues that Christianity … Continue reading
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