Let's Talk Creation

How could Noah fit all those animals on the Ark? From the earliest critics of Genesis to the most recent estimates of the ark's capacity, Paul and Todd take a deep look at the ways Christians have understood the reality of Noah's Ark. Could it really be true that the Ark could easily carry everything described in Genesis? Find out in this episode of Let's Talk Creation! Visit us at https://letstalkcreation.org   Email us with comments or questions at: podcast@coresci.org

What exactly is the Hebrew text that gives us our Old Testament? In this episode, Todd and Paul talk to Hebrew scholar Doug Smith about Masoretic texts and learn about scribes, alphabets, and the history of our Bible. How can we be sure we're reading the right words in Genesis? Find out in this episode!

The podcast discusses the discovery and controversy of soft tissues in dinosaur fossils, the absence of pre-flood human fossils, the evidence of flood rock and stone tools, reaching out to different groups for discussions, and the importance of entropy in biochemical and biological processes.

At the International Conference on Creationism, Todd and Paul discuss various topics including human history, creation science animations, presence of young students, paleoanthropological data, scripture interpretation, and their reflections on the conference experience.

Join Paul and Todd as they discuss the latest creation research on fossil hominins! What can we learn about our own humanity from these ancient people? What do these fossils mean for the image of God? And what about all those apes? This is the first part in our series on the 2023 International Conference on Creationism.

Todd and Paul discuss a viewer/listener request to talk about the amazing geology of Joshua Tree National Park. The unique geology provides some wonderful opportunities to talk about important creationist research in granite. How does granite formation fit in a young-earth scenario? Join Todd and Paul at Joshua Tree to find out! www.letstalkcreation.org

What does it mean to be created in the Image of God? Genesis tells us that humans are made in God’s image, but Christians hold different views about what this means. In this episode, Todd and Paul explore the Image of God with Dr. Daniel Wilson, Pastor and Professor of Bible and Church History at Brookes Bible College in St. Louis, MO. Show Notes

Todd and Paul chat with producer Thomas Purifoy about his new film Is Genesis History: Mountains after the Flood. Thomas explains the surprising birth of the film and his passion for explaining how creation science actually works. The film follows geologists Andrew Snelling and John Whitmore as they study the remarkable folded layers in the Grand Canyon. Their research takes them from the bottom of the canyon to the tops of the Rocky Mountains, and Thomas's cameras follow them all the way. Get the whole story on this episode of Let's Talk Creation! Our Guest: Thomas Purifoy is the producer, writer, and director of both Is Genesis History and the sequel Is Genesis History: Mountains After the Flood. He is the founder of Compass Cinema and Compass Classroom which creates and distributes curricula for homeschool families. He is a strong supporter of young-earth creation scientists and is responsible for starting the New Creation Blog.

Continuing our series on natural evil, Todd and Paul discuss the apparent design of creatures such as bears and pit vipers. Why do they look like they are designed to kill? How do they fit in a pre-Fall world? What did they look like before the Fall? Should we call it natural evil when a good God created it? Paul and Todd tackle these questions and more in this episode.  https://letstalkcreation.org/ Other episodes in this series: Episode 46: On Microbes Featuring Dr. Joe Francis: https://youtu.be/YWpfprKSPy0 Episode 52: On Parasites Featuring Dr. Jeremy Blaschke: https://youtu.be/dU277iAbvRc

What is the Septuagint? Where did it come from? Join Todd, Paul, and their special guest Henry Smith as they discuss the origin of ancient Greek translations of the Old Testament and how those translations relate to biblical chronology. About our Guest: Henry Smith works for the Associates for Biblical Research. He is the dig director for the Shiloh excavations. He hosts the TV show Digging for Truth. https://www.youtube.com/@DiggingForTruth Visit us at https://letstalkcreation.org/