Dissecting “The Math of the Great Flood”

Years ago, I ran into a YouTube video that uses mathematics to prove that Noah’s flood could not have happened, and it made me ask "What if everything I've believed about the flood is wrong?" We'll take a look at this video and see why there's nothing to be afraid of. This is a fun introduction to rubber-meets-the-road apologetics that demonstrates how to think critically, how to spot logical fallacies, and the dangers of not looking up scriptures that others quote.

Dissecting “The Math of the Great Flood”

Years ago, I ran into a YouTube video that uses mathematics to prove that Noah’s flood could not have happened, and it made me ask "What if everything I've believed about the flood is wrong?" We'll take a look at this video and see why there's nothing to be afraid of. This is a fun introduction to rubber-meets-the-road apologetics that demonstrates how to think critically, how to spot logical fallacies, and the dangers of not looking up scriptures that others quote.

Hosted by Greenleaf Friends Academy, organized by Foundations in Genesis Idaho (FIGI).

The Problems With Distant Starlight

Many Christian laymen and apologists alike stumble over the what has been dubbed “the distant starlight problem,” citing it as a key obstacle to their acceptance of a young (i.e. ~6,000 year) creation.

In this presentation, I'll take this difficult topic by the horns and demonstrate to non-technical audiences how the distant starlight problem is a double-edged sword that cuts both ways–against young- and old-earth creationists alike; it is not the proverbial nail in the young-earth coffin that many think it is.

Hosted by Heritage Bible Church, organized by Foundations in Genesis Idaho (FIGI).

Why Should Anyone Believe the Bible?

If someone were to ask you right now why you believe the Bible, would you have an answer? Would your answer be based upon facts or feelings?

This presentation is adapted from Dr. Voddie Baucham’s speech entitled “Why I Choose to Believe the Bible,” and has been augmented with material from Peter W. Stoner and Josh McDowell. We'll look at the construction of the Bible, how we know that what we have today is what the original authors wrote, and consider the jaw-dropping, eye-popping odds that its prophecies about a Savior could all come true in one man.

Hosted by Covenant Academy, organized by Foundations in Genesis Idaho (FIGI).

Why Should Anyone Believe the Bible?

If someone were to ask you right now why you believe the Bible, would you have an answer? Would your answer be based upon facts or feelings?

This presentation is adapted from Dr. Voddie Baucham’s speech entitled “Why I Choose to Believe the Bible,” and has been augmented with material from Peter W. Stoner and Josh McDowell. We'll look at the construction of the Bible, how we know that what we have today is what the original authors wrote, and consider the jaw-dropping, eye-popping odds that its prophecies about a Savior could all come true in one man.

Hosted by Petra Christian Academy, organized by Foundations in Genesis Idaho (FIGI).

Dissecting “The Math of the Great Flood”

Years ago, I ran into a YouTube video that uses mathematics to prove that Noah’s flood could not have happened, and it made me ask "What if everything I've believed about the flood is wrong?" We'll take a look at this video and see why there's nothing to be afraid of. This is a fun introduction to rubber-meets-the-road apologetics that demonstrates how to think critically, how to spot logical fallacies, and the dangers of not looking up scriptures that others quote.

Hosted by Zion Lutheran School, organized by Foundations in Genesis Idaho (FIGI).