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Origins
Creation and evolution
What does Genesis actually teach? What is the difference between observable change within living things and claims about the origin of life? How are fossils and the age of the earth interpreted?
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Creation & God's Word
A simple starting point for honest questions about creation, evolution, Noah's Flood, and why the opening chapters of Genesis matter.
“In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.”
Genesis 1:1
What we believe
We begin with Scripture.
We believe Genesis records true history: God created all things in six days, mankind was specially created in His image, Adam and Eve were real people, and Noah's Flood was a global judgment.
We study scientific observations and historical evidence, but God's Word remains our final authority. We welcome sincere questions and believe truth never needs exaggeration or unsupported claims.
Questions worth studying
A simple place to begin.
The goal is not to overwhelm you. Begin with one subject, examine the Scriptures, and follow the evidence carefully.
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Genesis 6–9
Noah's Flood
Was the Flood global? Could the Ark carry the required animals? How do creationists understand fossils and rock layers in light of catastrophic judgment? Begin with the biblical account itself.
Outside links are study aids, not an endorsement of every statement or proposal. We distinguish what Scripture explicitly says from interpretation, inference, and claims that remain debated.
Why creation matters
Genesis points us toward redemption.
Genesis tells us who made us, why we bear God's image, and how sin entered human experience. The New Testament presents Jesus Christ as the last Adam—the One who came to save and rose from the dead.
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