A Study of God's Creation - Beard, Roland
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As the author tells his audiences, if you cannot answer the questions typically posed by young people about the dramatic differences in these world views, the Gospel message will be much harder to present or will be refused outright. It is critical to know this subject to reach younger generations who are taught from early grades: they from star dust or, eventually, from some kind of primate. The Bible emphatically disagrees, and so does experimental science as well as Bible-based history. The original resource (second edition) is a 60-lesson course for high school levels. The needs of church…mehr

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As the author tells his audiences, if you cannot answer the questions typically posed by young people about the dramatic differences in these world views, the Gospel message will be much harder to present or will be refused outright. It is critical to know this subject to reach younger generations who are taught from early grades: they from star dust or, eventually, from some kind of primate. The Bible emphatically disagrees, and so does experimental science as well as Bible-based history. The original resource (second edition) is a 60-lesson course for high school levels. The needs of church leaders without resources led to this third edition, so it is streamlined. While the second edition does not presume a student is a Christian, the third edition presumes a church leader is a Christian and the Bible is true. So, chapters are rearranged and shortened. The major units remain the same. Soft copy of different language versions will be downloadable at cwm4him.org (2026). An important addition for the third edition, which is based on the lack of resources where the author has led seminars, includes key exercises, images of fossils with explanations, "bent rock' images as evidence of the Flood, and general illustrations of the Ark. They are included because the author uses them to demonstrate points in the text.