R.H. Brown

The first step to be taken in studying topics concerning which there is testimony from both the Bible and natural science is to deter­mine as accurately as possible the thought that the inspired writers were endeavoring to express by their…

In connection with speculation concerning an increase in the carbon-14/ carbon-12 ratio since the Genesis flood the relationship plotted in Figure 2 is of inter­est. The points of this plot are radiocarbon ages of one-centimeter-thick slices…

NOTE: This is the second of three articles by R. H. Brown, reproduced from the book Genesis and Science, by Harold H. Coffin.

Carbon-14 and Post flood History

Aside from the…

Note: This article by Robert H. Brown and two more to be published in the March and April issues of this journal, are reproduced from the book Genesis and Science by Har­old G. Coffin

It is common…

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;…

THE CREATION EXPLANATION

Robert E. Kofahl and Kelly L. Seagraves, Harold Shaw Publishers, 340 Henderson Drive, Wheaton, Illinois 60187, 1975, 255 pages, $7.95, hardbound.

This book deserves consideration…

ROCKS returned from the moon by the Apollo 15 and 16 missions have precisely determined radioisotope ages as great as 4.1 billion years. ¹ The average of the extensive radioisotope analyses that have been performed on meteorites…

ONE of the latest products from the prolific pen of the foremost defender of Biblical creationism, the book entitled The Troubled Waters of Evolution, by Henry M. Morris, may be expected to enjoy a wide…

ARGUMENTS against the historical authenticity of the book of Genesis appear with increasing frequency. Because radiocarbon dating is used in many of these arguments, those who are endeavoring to proclaim the everlasting gospel depicted in…

IN ORDER to present harmony between the data obtained through scientific endeavor and the testimony given through inspiration, one must have models that relate the two. Such models involve an interpretation of data obtained through a…

THE last book of the Bible is a revelation from God given to the Christian church by Jesus Christ through the apostle John. Its purpose is to provide helpful foreknowledge concerning some of the most significant issues and events over the…

A view that places man in control of Scripture rather than under the control of its testimony frequently either begins or is first manifest in an acceptance of conclusions that are popular in scientific circles but contradictory…

Traditional Hebrew-Christian views of cosmology and history, dominant in European culture until the 19th century, had been largely replaced by the time the 20th century was well underway. Evolutionistic, uniformitarian, and long-ages…

Marginal entries in most of the older English Bibles allow less than 6,000 years since the Creation, described in the first chapters of Genesis. Outside the Hebrew-Christian tradition our world generally has been considered to be…

The development of the physical and life sciences in the eighteenth century was accompanied by a widespread acceptance of viewpoints concerning the origin and history of life on our planet that were diametrically contrary to the straightforward…

During the past two centuries the accuracy of the chronology given in the book of Genesis has been increasingly questioned by widely accepted scientific viewpoints regarding origins. It is significant that not until the chronological framework…

The author describes himself as "an unbelieving Jew of strong Gnostic tendencies, ... a literacy critic by profession" (p. 30), "a Gnostic without hope" (p. 257). The American Religion is his twentieth book.

In this book…