Feedback Creation 23(3)
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Cave ‘coincidence’
This year our (homeschool) family went to Mammoth Cave. There we, of course,
learned about the ‘blind fish that have evolved over billions of years’.
We, and our children, know enough not to believe what evolutionists tell
us, but we do listen to their reasoning to try to figure out why evolutionists
might come to these conclusions. When we returned home from this trip, Creation
22(4) was waiting for us in our stack of mail. What a thrill it was
to see the article on blind cave fish right there on page 51! Thank you
for helping us teach our children the truth.
COLEEN ERDMAN
Minnesota, USA.
Attack analysis
Every issue of Creation is a treasure of interesting and worthwhile
information. Even the comment ‘Gift gripe’ in the (22(3)) Feedback,
from Martin Norris, was interesting. In making such adverse comments about
Creation magazine, he was really telling more about himself.
Attacking AiG as being ‘delusional’ and using ‘sick, irrational, illogical
denial material’, really showed, I believe, his own state of mind in which
he was unable to deal with the truth. If he would give proper thought and
investigation to the claims in Creation, he would find that it is
true. It is my prayer that this ‘offensive’ gift subscription he received
will be the beginning of bringing him to the real truth of his need for
salvation and a new life of honouring God.
DALE COSTNER,
Arizona, USA.
Recurring report
Re the article on the back of 23(1), about reports of a live dinosaur
in New Guinea. Last June, on a missions trip to Irian Jaya, Indonesia (on
the other half of the island of New Guinea), I heard this story from a missionary:
In one remote village, the locals told stories of a large beast to the missionaries.
One of the missionaries took a book of dinosaurs and the locals pointed
out in the book the creature they had seen. Keep up the good work. I love
your magazine.
JASON FEHR
Illinois, USA.
Slippery skin
My seven-year-old son was listening to Ken Ham’s tapes on Genesis and he
told me that there is no difference between light skinned or dark skinned
people it’s just that some people have more margarine in their skin.
:-)
We’re all enjoying the tapes very much. Thank you for your ministry.
MRS SHARON BETTERS
New York, USA.
Stepping stone
Praise the Lord for Creation magazine. The knowledge you share has
transformed my understanding of Biblical creation.
My first magazine was in 1989, and I am still excited and renewed upon
receiving and reading each issue.
The magazine has been a stepping stone for my teaching creation to children
ages nine through high school. Even one adult class gets involved in videos
and articles.
God inspires us in many ways, but He certainly has His hand upon those
of you carrying out this special message of truthwe are richly blessed.
MARGARET THOMAS
Iowa, USA.
Early excitement
I am so excited about your creation museum [in the greater Cincinnati region
of the USA] and your ministry! My family and I cannot wait to visit the
museum when it opens! I even had a small creation museum in the loft of
our barn.
ZACHARY MEINERS
(age 11)
Kentucky, USA.
Attenborough attitude
In a recent TV program the renowned evolutionary presenter, David Attenborough,
described the destruction of forests and our environment by humans, the
isolation of some species with the consequent loss of gene information and
a number of other issues.
Evolution is often described as being powerful enough to bring into being
the marvellous wealth and variety of living species already found in nature.
So, shouldn’t we expect it to replace what is currently being lost with
a wide range of new varieties?
I fully agree with Attenborough that we should care for what we have, but
if his ‘scientific observations’ on evolution and the emergence of new species
are correct, he should have nothing to fear about future populations of
new plants and animals. Is his concern a tacit admission that evolution
does not in fact work?
GLYNN LITSTER
New South Wales, Australia.
Speedy species
The article by Catchpoole and Wieland (23(2):13–15) provides
many fascinating examples of animals which have changed in response to their
environment in very short periods of time.
Other examples of this phenomenon, as well as examples of the formation
of new species in as short a period as one generation, can be found in my
book: Noah’s Ark: A Feasibility Study, pp. 180–182.
Further, the fact that rapid speciation does not equal evolution
can also be seen from a quote featured in my book (p. 7) from Bullock, an
evolutionist.
He almost sounds like a creationist when he says that the origins of species
and genera are examples of lateral radiations, and are thus quite different
from the (supposed) origin of families, orders, classes, etc.
JOHN WOODMORAPPE
Illinois, USA.
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