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Astronomy and the Bible
Don D. Deyoung. 2010. BMH Books, 155 pages, Paperback.
Astronomy and the Bible is a 155-page paperback which answers 100 intriguing questions about astronomy and science.
Written by Grace College professor Dr. Donald B. DeYoung, it is subtitled Questions and Answers. The questions range across subjects such as the earth and the moon, the solar system, the stars, galaxies and the universe, and general science. The book includes a new, helpful series of seasonal star charts for the Northern Hemisphere, along with a general and a scripture index.
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Astronomy and Creation: An Introduction
Donald B. DeYoung. 1995. Creation Research Society, 59 pages.
This book is the first in a series of short introductory readers published by the Creation Research Society. The heavens (as well as the earth itself) declare the clear message of creation. The vast distances and numberless stars of deep space are simply beyond our comprehension. Among all the sciences, surely astronomy is the best teacher of humility. What then do the heaves teach us from a creation perspective? This book considers five particular areas: origins, order, structure, time scale, and change. The reader will find this treatment of “outer space” to be a refreshing alternative to much of today’s scientific thinking.
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The Astronomy Book: Wonders of Creation
Jonathan Henry. 1999. Master Books, 80 pages. (hard cover).
Full-color book on astronomy for junior high to adults. The reader will acquire a wealth of knowledge on such subjects as the solar system, galaxies, supernovas, asteroids, comets, and astronomical catastrophes. Speculative secular ideas about the Big Bang, the origin of the Moon, the origin of the solar system from a collapsing dust and gas cloud, star birth, life on Mars, and all extraterrestrial life are examined and found wanting.
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Creation and Time: A Report on the Progressive Creationist Book by Hugh Ross
Mark Van Bebber, and Paul S. Taylor. 1994. Films for Christ, 128 pages.
From the Bible, authors Van Bebber and Taylor bring to the reader a revealing critique of Progressive Creationism's most visible proponent, Dr. Hugh Ross. Not only does Ross claim that the biblical Flood was local, not global, but he also teaches that death and bloodshed existed for billions of years prior to Adam and Eve's sin. Dr. Ross contends that the simplest reading of Genesis reveals overlapping Creation "days" of billions of years beginning with the "Big Bang." He charges that those Christians who believe otherwise are out of touch with reality and are making it nearly impossible for modern people to accept the Bible and Christ. Van Bebber and Taylor bring careful and accurate biblical study to bear on each of these claims (and many more), revealing numerous errors in theology and misuse of Hebrew. In an increasingly secularized society where the Bible is being reinterpreted at point after point, many will find this to be a significant and helpful book.
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Design and Origins in Astronomy
Edited by George Mulfinger, Jr. 1983. CRS Monograph Series No. 2. Creation Research Society Books, 151 pages.
This book presents a teleological study of the universe - a creationist challenge to modern materialistic thought. Written in the 1970's, many of the arguments remain valid in the 1990's and are of historical as well as scientific interest. Authors include George Mulfinger, Donald DeYoung, John Whitcomb, Emmett Williams, Paul Steidl, and Paul Wilt. A wide range of topics is presented - initial state of the universe, a thermodynamics approach, the red shift controversy, nucleosynthesis, and creationist views concerning the origin of the solar system and the universe - as well as a Scriptural framework for astronomy.
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Design and Origins in Astronomy, Vol 2
Edited by Don B. DeYoung and Emmett L. Williams. 2002.
Creation Research Society Books. 161 pages.
This is a sequel to our earlier volume of the same title. Key articles from
the CRS Quarterly have been gathered together into one volume. This book is
not meant to be an exhaustive treatment of creationist astronomy, but is
rather a sampling of important subjects. Topics covered include:
* pioneer creationist astronomers
* the sun's age
* craters in Arizona and on the moon
* lunar and solar eclipses
* planets and magnetism
* speed of light studies
* stellar evolution
* the destiny of comets
* mysterious dark matter
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Dismantling the Big Bang — God’s Universe Rediscovered
Alex Williams and John Hartnett. 2005. Master Books, 346 pages.
The Big Bang model has provided a central
teaching for the eons of time for “cosmic evolution,”
undermining the history and cosmology
of the Bible. The authors explode this naturalistic
explanation for the universe and show that
the biblical model provides a far better explanation
of our origins.
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Our Created Moon: Earth's Fascinating Neighbor
Don DeYoung and John Whitcomb. 2003. Master Books, 144 pages.
Using a question- and answer-style, the authors present a simplified and updated version of their 1978 book on the moon. Sections include the characteristics, origin hypotheses, and purposes of the moon. Answers to critics make up the last section.
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Our Created Moon: Earth's Fascinating Neighbor - New Edition
New Edition. Don DeYoung & John Whitcomb. 2010. Master Books, 93 pages. (hard cover).
Expanded update of the classic book, this revision includes full-color images, facts, figures, and innovative teaching resources. This book contains a number of provocative questions about the moon’s origin and purpose as well as responses to many critics of creation. It also provides a discussion of several biblical references to the moon. Appendix material discusses some interesting features that can be viewed through a telescope and what it would be like living on the moon. This book can serve as educational resource for use in classrooms, homeschool settings, or for personal study.
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Physical Science and Creation: An Introduction
Don B. DeYoung. 1998. Creation Research Society Books, 80 pages.
In this small volume are several carefully chosen topics illustrating the integration of physical science and creation. Dr. DeYoung presents not only the classical subject matter of physical science (the building blocks of nature, motion and forces, gravity, energy, and light), but he also touches briefly on more modern topics such as radiometric dating, quantum theory, the uncertainty principle, and relativity.
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