Every copy of Creation Magazine has an article for children about the origins issue and/or the Genesis account. In this episode Richard and Calvin review an article discussing day six of the creation week and show how important this message is for children to learn and understand so they can better understand the world around them.

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In Job 40, in response to Job's questioning of God's wisdom, God sets out his credentials and challenges Job to answer a 77-question "creation science" exam. He says to Job, "brace yourself like a man; I will question you, and you shall answer me." The exam covers the breadth of God's creative power, mentioning the wonders of many animals that we are familiar with such as the lion, raven, deer, ox and ostrich. Finally, there is "Leviathan" -- a terrifying aquatic creature with an impenetrable hide impervious to har...

'Information' is a word we hear constantly, and terms like 'biological information' are commonly used when discussing living things. In the origins debate the question is "Where did information come from?" Richard and Calvin explain how this is an extremely difficult question to answer for evolution theory but fits perfectly with the idea of intelligent design and the God of the Bible.

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- Scientific laws of information and their implications - part 1 (http://creation.com/laws-of-information-1)...

Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit destroying a sinless "very good" world, bring death on themselves and their descendants. Richard Fangrad and Calvin Smith discuss this interesting article that explains some of the foundational teachings of Christianity.

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