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Was Jonah Really Swallowed by a Fish? - Topical Studies - Vimarsana News

Was Jonah Really Swallowed by a Fish? - Topical Studies

When analyzing a story with about something as difficult to believe as Jonah being swallowed by a whale, it is important to remember that, while the Bible does have parables and metaphors in it, it is God’s Word that communicates real, historical events. ...

What's The Matter With Texas? Creationism On Its Way Back - Vimarsana News

What's The Matter With Texas? Creationism On Its Way Back

Is the State of Texas about to offer Master of Science degrees in creationism? The Institute for Creation Research (ICR), an organization that officially believes the earth sprang into existence less than 10,000 years ago, has applied to offer a state-approved Master's program in science education.

Where Was the Garden of Eden Located? - Vimarsana News

Where Was the Garden of Eden Located?

So, where is the Garden of Eden located? Frankly, no one has been able to pinpoint the specific location, though many have tried.

Are Indigenous Australian's Descendants of Noah? - Vision Christian Media - Vimarsana News

Are Indigenous Australian's Descendants of Noah? - Vision Christian Media

Evolutionists believe that Aboriginal people have inhabited Australia for an extensive period, ranging anywhere from 40,000 to 65,000 years. But Biblical genealogy offers us a different perspective.

fossil fuels oil industry has "to keep quiet" geology expert - Vimarsana News

fossil fuels oil industry has "to keep quiet" geology expert

Is America running out of oil? Dr. Tim Clarey, director of research at the Institute for Creation Research, gives Pat Gray his theory, while Gray gives his. “It’s a renewable goo that comes from the earth,” Gray says, while Clarey disagrees. “In some ways, it is still forming. So, in that way, it’s ...