This diverse range of articles seeks to show that the Bible provides a solid foundation not only for our understanding of origins but also for every aspect of life.
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Recommended reading:
available from BCS or good Christian bookshops.
Is Man descended from Adam?Written by Reinhard Junker, published by the Biblical Creation Society (£2.80); read it and make up your own mind! 
What does BCS believe?A summary of what we think it means to be a biblical creationist.
The Guide: Creation - chance or design?Author: David Tyler
Bone of Contention by Sylvia Baker (£3.50)
Evolution: Good Science? by Dominic Statham - read about the translation project
Get the BCS CD celebrating 35 years of publications 1976 - 2010.
PDFs of back numbers of Origins
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Price £8; Concessionary £5 (retired people, students, full-time Christian workers); Packing & postage £1.
Evolution: Good Science? by Dominic Statham - Download Bulgarian translation
September 2006, during the annual field trip of the Earth Science Group.
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The Bible has crucial things to say...
...on the
origin and diversity of living things
...on
'life' issues and the nature of man
...and the environment
Biblical guidelines on these and related matters are of supreme relevance to Christians, science and society today.
We respectfully challenge fellow Christians who have accepted holistic evolutionary explanations of the living world to reconsider the issues. We believe we have a constructive response to their questions founded on scripture.
The Biblical Creation Society is a Christian society that advances and defends the Biblical teaching on creation. We seek to think through issues related to origins from a coherent Biblical and scientific standpoint:
- Standing for Creation since 1976
- Addressing today's issues in the scientific and theological debate
- Our publication, "Origins" provides comment and articles at the technical and more popular level.
- For some recent comments on media stories, "John Ray's Diary" is an attempt to bring Ray's Christian principles to the fore when commenting on contemporary issues in science.
- Opportunities to be involved in field trips and workshops
- Dynamic speakers for your meetings - youth groups, church events, evangelistic opportunities and university groups.
The World Around Us virtual museumhttp://www.worldaroundus.org.uk/ .... provides a post-Darwinian view of some relevant evidence "The study of science fires pupils' curiosity about phenomena in the world around them and offers opportunities to find explanations ... pupils learn how knowledge and understanding in science are rooted in evidence."The National Curriculum, Science Key Stage 3 |
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