
About originsPanel discussion. Creation myths of
various religions. Creationism links
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One site features a video of a panel discussion at the University of Dallas:
One web site features creation myths from religions around the world:
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The International Association of Intercultural Education maintains an educational web site "The Big Myth." It
features a collection of creation myths from around the world. It is
optimized for teaching 12 to 14 year olds. See: http://www.bigmyth.com
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Some websites have many links to "origins" web
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Creation Science links:These conservative Christian web sites generally promote the inerrancy of the Bible, a young earth less than 10
millennia old, and the reality of a global flood/genocide in the days of Noah. In alphabetic order, they are:
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Answers In Genesis is at: http://www.answersingenesis.org
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The Center for Scientific Creation has a web site at: http://www.creationscience.com/
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Christian Geology Ministry uses "science, logic and the EXACT
English wording of the King James Bible to MORE PERFECTLY interpret the Genesis Narratives
and the Earth's Geology." See: http://www.kjvbible.org
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The Creation Research Society is at: http://www.creationresearch.org/
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Creation Ministries International is a group of autonomous creation science ministries. It started with an Australian ministry in 1977 and has since expanded to include New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, UK/Europe, and the U.S. See: http://creation.com Past issues of their Creation magazine can be accessed at: http://creation.com. Archives for their Journal of Creation are at http://creation.com
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Creation Science is a web site by a group of scientists at: http://emporium.turnpike.net/C/cs/
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The Creation Studies Institute operates Discovery Museum in Fr. Lauderdale, FL. They offer training courses for students of all ages, a newsletter, videos, quarterly magazine, etc. See: http://www.creationstudies.org/
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"Faith with Reason: Why Christianity is True" is a 110 page book by Joseph Farinaccio
that has been posted to this web site with the permission of BookSpecs Publishing. According to the publisher, the book "...is
geared towards those who want to get to the heart of worldview disputes between Christians and unbelievers....[It] Plainly explains the
naturalistic faith-based assumptions of Darwinism and five reasons why
evolution is easily disproven [sic]...." Chapter 10 "Creation
or Evolution" starts on Page 78. It is a 734 KB file, so it may
load slowly. You may need software to read these files. It can be obtained free from: 
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The Institute for Creation Research (ICR) has a research center and radio program. See: http://www.icr.org/
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In the days of Noah is
an online book by Allan Ask.
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An invitation to the truth, by Harun Yahya, is a creation
science site featuring books written from a Islamic perspective. See: http://www.harunyahya.org/Eng/
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"Jesus, Dinosaurs and more!" is "a webpage of
scientific evidence supporting the biblical account of creation,"
at: http://www.angelfire.com
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"Moses didn't write about
creation!," a book by "Ephriam" attempts to reconcile the
Bible account of creation with the findings of science. See: http://www.biblio.com/books/
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The Presbyterian Church in America published a Report of the Creation Study Committee in the year 2000. This is a small conservative Presbyterian
denomination, not to be confused with the much larger Presbyterian
Church (USA). See: http://reasons.org/resources/
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The Society for the Advancement of Nazarene Judaism sponsors a creation
science mailing list. A form for joining is at: http://www.nazarene.net/
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The Triunity Report contains many reports critical of
various scientific theories. See: http://mypage.direct.ca/
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The True.Origin Archive "provides an intellectually
honest alternative to...pro-evolutionism websites." See: http://www.trueorigin.org/
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www.creationism.org has a web site at http://www.creationism.org/ with many links to
creation and evolution sites.
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Progressive (a.k.a. old Earth) creationism:
These conservative Christian web sites generally promote the the inerrancy of the Bible, but differ from most creation
scientists by teaching that the universe is many
billions of years old:
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Reasons to Believe is at: http://www.reasons.org/ They believe that science and the Bible can
be harmonized with the concept of God creating the universe billions of
years ago.
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Evolution in Action at http://www.proofgodexists.org/
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Creation, Evolution and Adam is written by "Ed," an Evangelical Christian who
describes himself as a "progressive creationist" His web
site has frequently been relocated. His introduction is currently posted at:http://home.comcast.net/
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Most recent update: 2011-APR-07
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