Ian’s Creation Blog & Newsletters

In this newsletter:
1) On the road again…
2) Dinosaurs, nuclear missile codes and politics
3) Corrections from the last newsletter
4) Redundant RATE rebuttal
5) Must-attend conference in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
6) Expose on the teachings of Dr. Denis O. Lamoreux
7) Really cool astronomy video (no really - this is it)
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1) On the road again…

Welp, I’m on tour in the US.  I spoke in Madoc, Ontario, then headed down to Akron, Ohio, where I’ve had the priviledge to speak to well over 700 people in the space of 4 days, not including the listening audience for WHKW radio in Cleveland, where I did a live call-in show with Pastor Al.
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My good friend Jon Bartlett has been maintaining a very active creation blog for quite some time now.  Just thought I’d recommend it to y’all; I’ll be referencing it in the future.

http://www.bartlettpublishing.com/site/bartpub/blog/1

Ian

In this newsletter:
1) Something fishy with fish fingers
2) The bankruptcy of homology
3) Website pick: Physicians and Surgeons for Scientific Enquiry
4) Niagara Falls creation tour
5) Answer to the last contest question

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1)  Something fishy with fish fingers
(The first two sections of this newsletter are posted in the science notes on my website)

Just this past week, an article came out in Nature magazine relating to Panderichthys, a supposed “fishopod.”  Bear with me - this is going to be confusing, but that’s not my fault!
If you recall, the evolutionary myth has fish evolving legs and walking up on land, becoming tetrapods (land walkers).  Hence the nickname “fishopod” - it’s half-fish, half-tetrapod…. or so certain evolutionists would have you believe. Read the rest of this entry »

In this newsletter:
1) Not enough water for Noah’s flood?
2) Blog, newsletters & webpage updates
3) “In 7 Days” crash course in Creation
4) A heck of a lot of apologies to Darwin
5) British scientist discovers…open, flagrant bigotry towards creation (OUCH!)
6) Upcoming lectures
7) “Complete Creation” additions and updates (oops!)
FIVE copies of “Reasons to affirm…” booklet

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1)  Not enough water for Noah’s flood?

I have repeatedly heard skeptics claim that there’s not enough water on earth to flood the whole planet (Just do a google search for “not enough water to flood earth”).  I thought that I would take a quick look at this humerous argument for this week’s newsletter.
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Alrighty then!  Thanks for visitating the website - lots of new stuff here now.

It’s 12:30 in the morning on Wednesday, and I just finished adding the “In 7 Days” crash course in creation.  This is a completely free, seven-part online course which is intended to be an introduction to the evidence and philosphies of the Creation/Evolution debate.

You can sign up on the main page, or, for your convenience, Read the rest of this entry »

Welcome to the blog & newsletter archives!

Several of the past newsletters have now been archived, as well as a couple of rants.

The website is still in the midst of a massive overhaul, so please be patient.

In the meantime, there was recently some rants on Youtube about the Delk track, and to read my response, click here:

http://ianjuby.org/delk/commentary.html

In this newsletter:
1) Creation/Evolution literature database
2) Dr. Joseph Mastropaolo challenges legality of teaching evolution in U.S. schools
3) “In the Minds of Men” - new edition
4) French article on design / webpage of the week
5) Youtube pick of the week:  The Dawkins Delusion
6) More failed attempts to discredit the “Delk track”
7) “Complete Creation” Video series
Answer to the contest: Archeoraptor & the “feathered dinosaurs”
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In this insanely long and meaty newsletter:

1) Change in tour schedule: Ontario or bust
2) Scientists choke on T-rex meat
3) Email questions from a nuclear physicist regarding the age of the earth
4) Angus-Reid Poll shows majority of Canadians believe in Evolution - BUT….. (If you’re Canadian, you need to read this!)
5) New Scientist promotes old anti-creation article
6) Anti-creationists step on toes of “Delk track”
7) Way Overdue contest
Recommended website
9) Complete Creation video series updates

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Garland & Patricia Juby

Garland Juby 1948-2008

Sadly, my Dad passed away on July 18.  While he had been sick for a year and a half, it was still a rather sudden and somewhat unexpected death.
I couldn’t possibly begin to list the many things he taught me, and obviously, being my Dad, he had a profound impact on my life.  My mother has been faithful to the end, and sat by his side throughout the last year and a half, including all 76 days my Dad was in ICU.  The Lord had me home when my Dad passed away, and so I will be staying close to home for the next couple of months.

Many thanks to the kind folks at the Ottawa Civic hospital (especially ICU), and the kind folks at the Deep River Hospital, who worked so hard for so long.

In this (greatly shortened) newsletter:
1) Delk track video & webpages
2) Creation Kid website
3) Major website overhaul
4) Featured website
5) Pre-ordering of “Complete Creation” DVD sets
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1) Delk Track video & webpages

Okay - after many, many questions about the CT scans, etc… I finally finished and posted a video
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