R.H. Brown
R. H. Brown resides in Yucaipa, California.
Conflicts Between Science and Religion
Francis Bacon wrote: "A little philosophy inclineth man's mind to atheism, but depth in philosophy bringeth men's minds about to religion."'The same may be said of science.
In this generation?
Is the world population exceeding the growth of the spread of the gospel?
Genesis and Science (Concluded)
Note: This is the concluding article of this series by Robert H. Brown which is reproduced from the forthcoming book Creation—Accident or Design?
Genesis and Science Radiocarbon Dating (Part 2)
This is the second of three articles by R. H. Brown, reproduced from the book Genesis and Science, by Harold H. Coffin.
Genesis and Science
This article is reproduced from the book by the same name by Harold G. Coffin.
"Worship Him Who Made"
THE FOUR DECADES between A.D. 1840 and A.D. 1880 were a period of extraordinarily significant change and development in Western civilization. During these decades there was a transition from theism to nontheism in the scientific disciplines; a transition from science as a means for finding and serving God to science as a means for escape from God. . .
How Old Are The Rocks?
Can one believe these radioisotope ages? The answer is a firm Yes. . .