Competition – Day 12

Rather belatedly, the final question of the great Christmas Commenting Competition was: How do you use the Christmas season to share your faith with others?

Competition – Day 11

The question for the penultimate day of the competition, day 11, was: Which That’s a Fact video is the favorite of your students?

Competition – Days 9 & 10

The question for day 9 was: What is your favorite Christmas memory?

Competition – Day 8

I’m a little late, but the question for day 8 was: If you could only pick one creation verse as your all-time favorite, which one would it be?

Competition – Day 7

The question for day 7, the final day of the first full week of the competition, was: How does your family relax during the busy holiday season?

Competition – Day 6

The question for day 6 was: What is your favorite science curriculum to use?

Competition – Day 5

The question for day 5 was: Do you prefer a real, fake, or no Christmas tree?

Competition – Day 4

The question for day 4 was: What is your favorite creation science topic?

Competition – Day 3

The question for day 3 was: How does your family show the Christmas spirit to others?

IEE: Faith and Science

To return to the usual events on Rhonda Forlow’s Science Essentials blog, the series from the week that was was called The Marriage of Science and Faith. She begins:

Have you heard or read all the debate and talk about the difference between science and faith? It hasn’t taken long for atheists and theistic evolutionists to attack organizations like ICR on the blog, at conventions, and in the press with taglines such as “Leave science up to the scientists” and “Keep religion out of science.” While I respect their right to voice their opinion, I believe they’re misled. After all, the fact remains that science incorporates faith! Don’t believe me?

So, “science incorporates faith.” Faith is belief without evidence, and I’m going to need to see some before I believe her on this one…