Creation Calls -- are you listening? Music by Brian Doerksen

Music by Brian Doerksen www.briandoerksen.com

Go buy the "Planet Earth" series DVD collection!
http://www.amazon.com/Planet-Earth-Complete-David-Attenborough/dp/B000MR9D5E/...

Utilizing footage from the BBC Planet Earth Series, we take a look at the wonder and majesty of God's creation. Set to the song, "Creation Calls" by Brian Doerksen, this stunning glimpse of God's masterpiece is meant to glorify Him and draw the mind to new places of intimacy with Him.
The video was used in conjunction with the series of messages, "Blueprint" from Chris Seidman. In the series he discusses the subject of God's plan for His creation. The message "Creation Calls" can be viewed here: http://www2.truthcasting.com/TruthCastingPlayer.html#vString=587,100000002,15

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[lateoriginal]

@applefan17 The Cosmological Argument is fundamentally flawed. You cannot argue for 'contingent' events relying on a 'necessary' God without refuting the rule of contingency. If God can have no cause then so too can the universe itself. If you are to argue for contingency then you establish a situation of infinite regress.

And don't get me started on your teleological argument...

The universe does not imply a creator. Though I personally believe in one, easily refutable philosophy is not proof.

[WordsPerMinute]

"Their answers to atheists were simple, If you were invited to a feast with all kinds of good meats, would you believe that there has been no one to cook them? But nature is a banquest prepared for us! You have tomatoes and peaches and apples and milk and honey.  Who has prepared all these things for mankind? Nature is blind. If you believe in no God, how can you explain that blind nature succeeded in preparing just the things that we need in such plenitude and variety?" - Richard Wurmbrand

[84gandrus]

@TasteOfVengeance5 You should do you research, because last time I checked Evolution hasn't been proved because they can't get there story straight. I know several evolutionists and its funny listening to them. However it is your belief and if that is what you want to believe in then that is ok. I 'm not to judge your beliefs, heck one of my best friends is an atheist and we have interesting discussions.

[applefan17]

From a logical, scientific perspective, the evidence of (and in) design points to a Creator (an Originator), regardless of who people say It is. Due to the sheer complexity found in any one design, it is illogical to state, "there is no Originator". Scientific evidence alone ascribes "blind faith" a no-Originator point of view. Design cannot appear without stimuli. Laws of physics speak to design. Action/Reaction. Science is not separate from creation, it is in harmony with creation.

[ea4gfhyxhq]

@CoDfan2011mw2 It seems we have the same frame of mind. I am a scientific Jew

[CoDfan2011mw2]

I believe that the Big Bang was the Creation. I believe that science and Christianity dont contradict each other. Except for those few unproven theories such as; The Big Bang was a natural event, or Humans evolved from primates. But for the most part they dont contradict. Because science is simply understanding what God (for whatever unknown reason) didnt tell us.

So I believe that we have a pretty good amount of scientific evidence of the Creation.

I am a Scientific Christian.

[AbuAvital]

The great Rabbis have always been able to speak with men of science because they are only discovering what has already been written in The Torah

[TasteOfVengeance5]

Creation is just a myth.

[jeffludin]

@Suffle2dMax Evolution traces back to a primeval soup made from a combination of sea water and minerals from rocks, struck by lightening. To demonstrate the chances of life evolving from this actually happening is less probable than a tornado striking a factory and assembling a working flying jet from the wreckage. Again, I just don't have the imagination nor the faith to believe in fairy tales, like you do.

[Shuffle2dMax]

@jeffludin lol what???????????? hahahahahahaahahaha.