A visitor from Portugal is baptized! April's Genesis Revelation Seminar in Christiansburg, Virginia produced some very interesting results. The format for the seminars was rather unique: there were two daily meetings, one at 11 am and one at 7 pm, to accommodate varying schedules for attendees. While that meant extra drive time and presentations for the team, it gave us two opportunities to video the seminar, so if something went wrong with one meeting's recording, we could use the other. There was a different crowd in the morning and evening meetings, very little overlap. And the marvelous part was that our attendees came day after day, all through the series. They learned if they couldn't make it to the morning meeting for some reason, they could come for the evening one and not have to miss the message.
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In a Jerusalem tunnel, a glimpse of an ancient war
JERUSALEM (AP) — The excavation of an ancient drainage tunnel beneath Jerusalem has yielded a sword, oil lamps, pots and coins abandoned during a war here 2,000 years ago, archaeologists said Monday, suggesting the finds were debris from a pivotal episode in the city's history when rebels hid from Roman...
Unique golden bell found in Jerusalem drain
Arutz Sheva (Israel National News.com) reports that archaeologists have “discovered a rare gold bell with a small hook at its end.” The directors of the excavation on behalf of the Antiquities Authority, archaeologists Eli Shukron and Professor Ronny Reich of Haifa University, said after the finding, “The bell looked as if...
First Person: The Bible as a Source of Testable Hypotheses
In the highest, most sophisticated levels of professional Biblical archaeology, there is a certain prejudice against the Bible.I take as my text a passage from a new book of which (full disclosure) the Biblical Archaeology Society, publisher of BAR, is a copublisher with the Israel Exploration Society. The book, written...
Is Israeli Archaeology an “Old Boys’ Club”?
In a follow-up interview in Tuesday’s Haaretz newspaper, Benjamin Kedar, outgoing chairman of the IAA Board of Directors responds to this query, and weighs in on a host of other issues impacting archaeological thinking and practice in Israel (and Israeli-occupied East Jerusalem). He describes some of the political cross-currents he has encountered...
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Swift extinction for dinosaurs?
A dinosaur horn is now pointing to a catastrophic end for the Age of Dinosaurs, not a gradual one as some researchers have claimed. The leading culprit for the end of the Age of Dinosaurs is a catastrophic meteor strike about 65 million years ago. Although it is now widely accepted...
Read moreWalter Veith visits La Sierra
Walter Veith spoke Thursday and Friday afternoons to over 130 students and faculty at La Sierra University, invited by student creationist club Sci-Fai to address topics related to creation and evolution. The lectures took place at Hole Memorial Hall and Cossentine Hall. The most notable attendees were LSU Provost Steve...
Read more'Monstrously Big Ant' Fossil Found in Wyoming
Almost 50 million years ago, ants the size of hummingbirds roamed what is now Wyoming, a new fossil discovery reveals. These giant bugs may have crossed an Arctic land bridge between Europe and North America during a particularly warm period in Earth's history. At about 2 inches (5 cm) long, the...
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