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The act of creation is a theme that reverberates through many faith traditions. In Christianity, the narrative of creation is central not only to understanding the origin of all things

Part V of Gene Nouhan’s New Critique of The Young Earth Reform Movement is that creation is ongoing. It contrasts the obsessive focus of the Young Earth Reform Movement’s static

The current debate on the age of the earth has its origins in the mid-1800s. The prophetess in the newly formed Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) Ellen G. White experienced

The narrative of creation, as detailed in the book of Genesis, has captivated theologians, scientists, and laypeople alike for millennia. At the heart of this enduring debate is the definition

“It is too absurd to say that some men might have traversed the whole wide ocean, and crossed from this side of the world to the other that even the

“If you do not listen to Theology… It will mean that you have a lot of wrong [ideas about God]. Many [ideas today] are ones real Theologians tried centuries ago

Genesis has been a cornerstone of Judeo-Christian faith for millennia. While often read and interpreted in contemporary religious and scientific contexts, it is a product of its time and cannot

Radicals among Young Earth Creationists (YEC) say if the earth is old “God is a liar”; the Bible can’t be trusted and the “message of the Cross and Atonement is

In The Six-Day War in Creationism I distinguish between the Young Earth Reform Movement and the simple belief in past centuries that the earth is young. The early Christian centuries

The Six-Day War in Creationism deconstructs the debate between the Young Earth Reform Movement and the theology of Genesis with three historical teachings in Christianity: 1. The Nature of God,

In The Six-Day War in Creationism, Gene Nouhan offers insights on Genesis in the light of the following historical teachings in Christianity: 1. The Attributes of God, 2. The Purposes

After participating in the reforms that moved the Worldwide Church of God to orthodox, Gene Nouhan uses his experience to address the anti-Christian notions of the Young Earth Reform Movement.