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All rational people have thought about what happened in the beginning, but not everyone has come to the same conclusion. Thinking Creation is a video series designed to serve as the beginning of a conversation about reality in the past, present and future and a journey to understand ourselves, our universe and our Creator God.

Thinking Creation - 01 - The Great Debate

This episode traces some of the philosophies that, over the course of millennia, have lead to the various ideas about origins that are current today. Some of the thinkers discussed include Democritus,…

Thinking Creation - 02 - The Christian Roots of Science

In this episode, the question of whether Christianity acts as a superstition that holds back the advancement of science is examined. The foundational ideas of Christianity are compared with other religious…

Thinking Creation - 03 - The Design of Life

This episode examines specific properties of life, particularly the chemistry of life, that inform our understanding of where life comes from. The protein Endothelin-1 and molecular machine ATP synthase…

Thinking Creation - 04 - The Richly Diverse Creation

This episode explores where the amazing creatures we observe in the world today came from. Did they evolve? Were they all created by God in the Garden of Eden? Did Noah build a boat that held everything…

Thinking Creation - 05 - God And Nature

This episode discusses the relationship between the Creator and His creation. How does the biblical perspective that God is both the Creator and Sustainer of nature inform understanding of the regular…

Thinking Creation - 06 - God And The Big Bang

Big bang cosmology is the most widely accepted scientific understanding of how the universe came into being. This view is remarkably consistent with the biblical record of history. Crucially, both views…

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