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Book Review: Revelation And The Politics Of Apocalyptic Interpretation, Ched E. Spellman
Book Review: Revelation And The Politics Of Apocalyptic Interpretation, Ched E. Spellman
Biblical and Theological Studies Faculty Publications
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Initial Conditions For A Post-Flood Rapid Ice Age, Steven M. Gollmer
Initial Conditions For A Post-Flood Rapid Ice Age, Steven M. Gollmer
Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications
In the early years of the modern creationist movement questions were raised as to the role of ice ages in explaining geological data. Beginning with Whitcomb and Morris (1961) and formalized by Oard (1979), a proposed scenario of warm oceans and volcanic activity would provide the needed conditions to initiate a post-flood ice age. During the 1990’s Vardiman used the Community Climate Model (CCM) to study the impact of warm oceans on global air circulation and precipitation patterns. Following Vardiman’s lead this study uses the Goddard Institute of Space Studies (GISS) Model E climate model. The first part of the …
What Is The Eternal?, Steven M. Gollmer
What Is The Eternal?, Steven M. Gollmer
Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications
Apologetics arguments related to the creation account in Genesis have ranged from evidential proofs for a young creation to the presuppositional consistency of the biblical worldview. Each of these arguments has its place, but the effectiveness varies depending on the audience’s background. A fundamental assumption for all arguments is that God exists and that he has purposefully communicated with his creation through special revelation. Those not holding this faith commitment resort to other answers that they feel are scientifically based. What they overlook are the faith commitments underlying their scientific answers. This paper poses the question “What is the Eternal?” …
Job 28 In Its Literary Context, Daniel J. Estes
Job 28 In Its Literary Context, Daniel J. Estes
Biblical and Theological Studies Faculty Publications
In order to discern the relationship of Job 28 to the book in which it is located in the biblical text, several questions must be answered. What is the theme of Job 28? Who is the likely speaker in this chapter? How does Job 28 function within the flow of the book of Job? Does Job 28 play an integrative role within the book? By a close reading of the text, this paper endeavors to answer these four interpretive questions, and thus draw some conclusions about Job 28 in its literary context.