ICR Discovery Center: Revealing Creation Evidence

THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016

What kind of creation evidence can ICR reveal in the new museum? Science Writer Brian Thomas shares a few fascinating facts that refute evolution and confirm the authenticity of the Genesis account.

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A Supernova and the Scripture

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Is the Earth Round?

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