The Origins Controversy: Creation or Chance

by Dennis Gordon Lindsay

Publisher:

Christ for the Nations

, 1991

Overview

What is the truth about the origin of the universe, the earth, and life? Through this volume it will become plain that the purposes of God in his majestic plan of salvation are inseparably bound to be true to scientific and historical evidences.

Contents

Top Highlights

“The Hebrew word ‘erets,’ translated earth, can be translated to mean ‘matter’ or ‘the substance from which things are formed.’ Secondly, God created matter.” (source)

“If water continued to contract when cooled, ice would become heavier than liquid water and would sink.” (source)

“Abnormalities in Our Solar System Discredit the Big Bang Theory” (source)

“Though ‘scientific’ articles repeatedly refer to the Big Bang as a reasonable explanation for the origin of the universe, the physical realities in the heavens, as well as on the earth, defy the possibility of such an explosion being responsible for the present state of the universe. The biggest problem with the theory is that nowhere in the universe have ordered arrangements been produced due to an explosion; in fact, the opposite is true: explosions inevitably create disorder.” (source)

“Within the first three verses of scripture, God tells us about the foundational building blocks of His creation: space, matter, and energy—all recently discovered as the basic components of the atom. The Bible, though written several thousand years ago, identifies the structure of an atom as we understand it today.” (source)

Product Details

• Title: The Origins Controversy: Creation or Chance
• Author: Dennis Gordon Lindsay
• Series: Creation Series
• Publisher: Christ for the Nations
• Print Publication Date: 1991
• Logos Release Date: 2001
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subjects: Creationism; Evolution › Religious aspects--Christianity--Controversial literature
• Resource ID: LLS:43.10.5012
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-02-12T07:06:58Z

About Dennis Gordon Lindsay

Dennis Gordon Lindsay is president and CEO of Christ For The Nations. Founded in 1948, CFN continues to build churches (over 12,000 completed), provide free literature (over sixty million in eighty-one languages), and assist in relief efforts (disasters, orphanages, prisons, hospitals). It prepares and trains world changers (over 35,000 graduates) and networks with CFN Associate Bible Schools (over forty in thirty-five countries) to become part of the extreme generation that will go to the edge to evangelize the lost.