Defending a Young Earth with Dr. Terry Mortenson
S1E7 Millions of Years: The Unscientific Origin and Catastrophic Consequences P1
Season 1, Episode 7 • 07-Feb-2023
To really understand what is wrong with belief in millions of years, we need to go back to the early 19th century and study the origin of this idea. This unique and interesting lecture, based on Dr. Mortenson’s PhD research, will clearly show that the idea was not the result of just letting the rocks and fossils “speak for themselves” but rather came from anti-Biblical worldviews (or philosophical assumptions) being imposed on the geological evidence. The talk explains the key men who helped develop the idea of millions of years, the various ways that Christians responded, and the subsequent catastrophic spiritual and moral consequences in the culture and in the church as a result of the church’s continuing compromise with millions of years, especially among her Bible scholars and Christian leaders.
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