I believe that the Bible is the inspired written word of God, and
that it should be interpreted in a straightforward manner.  I believe
that all of its assertions are scientifically true in all of the original
manuscripts. This means that Genesis is a factual presentation of
history
.
I believe that creation account in Genesis represents six 24 hour days of
creation (as opposed to the "Day Age Theory"), that there are no gaps of long
periods of time (such as proposed between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2 with the "Gap
Theory"). I believe that the chronology of the Bible is true and that it
represents a young date for the creation of the earth.
I believe that the Great Flood of Genesis was world wide in scope. This flood was a
major geologic event that split continents, created miles of layers of strata, buried
and fossilized animals in the rock creating the geologic features we see today.
Following the Great Flood of Noah, a period of time occurred where a combination
of warm oceans and cold barren continents created conditions for glaciers of ice to
pile up on the northern areas of the continents. This also was the time where many
other catastrophic geologic events occurred such as draining of massive lakes (the
Grand Canyon), and the formation of glacial kettles, moraines, eskers, and other
features.
I believe the age of the dinosaurs occurred before the flood, where
conditions were such that man lived to be more than 900 years old. We
know that as reptiles age, they continue to grow; they don't stop growing.
This explains their great size. After the flood, conditions were such that they
gradually died out.
I am a Christian man who accepts
Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. The
account of Adam and Eve and their
subsequent fall into sin is essential for
my belief in the necessity for a Savior
for everyone.
I believe that cave men were ordinary men that lived in caves
(like cave men today). The concept that some people are more
primitive than others is racist and offensive. Fossil man found
in caves were probably hunters and outcasts of the society of
the time after Noah's flood. We believe that civilization
existed from the beginning and did not evolve.

I believe that what is often represented as biological evolution
does not demonstrate a change from simple to complex, rather
the changes are in a state of devolution.  
I believe that for a good education to take place, both sides of the creation-evolution issue should be taught as a part of
a science curriculum. There should be room in the public school for teachers to speak their mind on either side. A good
teacher would offer a balanced approach, but teachers should not be hindered from voicing their opinions, whether
favoring creation or evolution. To balance this, parents and students should have the option to choose their teachers
and/or schools. This would be true academic freedom. The current situation favors the teaching of evolution only, and
Christians feel that this is offensive to their beliefs.
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