On 14 April 2012, Dr Stephen Moreton of the British Centre for Science Education (BCSE) posted a critical review of the Set in Stone DVD on the Amazon.co.uk website. As the Biblical Creation Ministries website says, “Although it is not our intention to get embroiled in lengthy discussions with internet critics, we felt that some response to Dr Moreton’s comments was in order.” Our response to Dr Moreton’s review can be downloaded here.
Posted by: paulgarner | May 21, 2012
Still Set in Stone: A Response to Stephen Moreton
Posted in Anti-creationism, DVD, Set in Stone
Categories
- Adam
- Age of the earth
- Anti-creationism
- Anti-evolutionism
- Archaeopteryx
- Astronomy
- Baraminology
- Bentonites
- Big Bang
- Bill Nye
- Biogeography
- Biology
- Biosystematics
- Bombardier Beetle
- Cain's wife
- Cambrian explosion
- Carnivorous plants
- Carnivory
- Catastrophic flooding
- Catastrophism
- Cell biology
- Charles Darwin
- Chimpanzee
- Conference Proceedings
- Conference Report
- Cornwall
- Cosmology
- Creation Biology Society
- Creation Biology Study Group
- Creation Geology Society
- Creationist models
- Cryptozoology
- Cyclostratigraphy
- Debate
- Debates
- Derek Ager
- Design
- Devonian
- Dinosauromorpha
- Dinosaurs
- Dolomite
- DVD
- Earthquake
- Education
- Enough's enough
- Evolution
- FAST Project
- Films
- Flood geology
- Fossilization
- Fun
- General
- Genomes
- Geocentrism
- Geology
- Geomagnetism
- Geomorphology
- Giant's Causeway
- Glaciation
- Graptolites
- Great Unconformity
- Heart Mountain Slide
- Herbivory
- Heterochrony
- Historical contingency
- History of creationism
- Humour
- Hutton's unconformity
- Ichnofossils
- Interview
- Japan
- Ken Ham
- Lake District
- Libraries
- Lithium
- Loch Ness
- Magma ascent rates
- Mammals
- Media
- Meetings
- Metamorphic fluids
- Mudrocks
- National Center for Science Education
- Natural evil
- Navajo Sandstone
- Nucleosynthesis
- Old-earth creationism
- Opinion polls
- Palaeomagnetism
- Palaeontology
- Petroglyphs and rock art
- Philosophy of science
- Plate tectonics
- Post-Flood climates
- Publications
- Radiometric dating
- Rafting
- Regional metamorphism
- Seawater chemistry
- Set in Stone
- Snowball Earth
- Snowflakes
- Stephen Hawking
- Steve Austin
- Suboptimal improvisations
- Sun
- Superflares
- Terry Hamblin
- Tetrapods
- The 'ex-Christian' movement
- The Church Fathers
- The Genesis Flood
- Theistic evolution
- Tracks
- Transitional forms
- Tree of Life
- Tsunami
- Uncategorized
- Volcanology
- Wayne Frair
- Whales
The New Creationism 
Recent Comments