Don Landis on the Genius of Ancient Man
This is the show from Friday June 21th, 2013
Summary:
* Real Science Radio Interviews Bible College President: Bob Enyart of Real Science Radio interviews Don Landis of Jackson Hole Bible College on his book The Genius of Ancient Man: Evolution's Nightmare which contrasts the evolutionary paradigm of grunting cavemen with the actual widespread historical, anthropological, and archaeological evidence of brilliant and sophisticated ancient human civilization.
Genius in Genesis: For today's show RSR recommends:
The Genius of Ancient Man — Evolution's Nightmare
* The Argument is Genius: Don Landis, college president and chairman of the board for Answers in Genesis, celebrates with his new book the brilliance and astute astronomical insights of ancient civilizations. "All over the world there are similar findings of world travel, advanced astronomy… ancient man had the advanced knowledge of astronomical movements, including the process of precession …found everywhere," Landis writes. For example, Roman sailors used an Antikythera mechanism with dozens of gears to track the Sun, Moon and planets.
Today's Resource: Get this book, The Genius of Ancient Man — Evolution's Nightmare, and other great creation resources at AiG's online bookstore!
This is the show from Friday June 21th, 2013
Summary:
* Real Science Radio Interviews Bible College President: Bob Enyart of Real Science Radio interviews Don Landis of Jackson Hole Bible College on his book The Genius of Ancient Man: Evolution's Nightmare which contrasts the evolutionary paradigm of grunting cavemen with the actual widespread historical, anthropological, and archaeological evidence of brilliant and sophisticated ancient human civilization.
Genius in Genesis: For today's show RSR recommends:
The Genius of Ancient Man — Evolution's Nightmare
* The Argument is Genius: Don Landis, college president and chairman of the board for Answers in Genesis, celebrates with his new book the brilliance and astute astronomical insights of ancient civilizations. "All over the world there are similar findings of world travel, advanced astronomy… ancient man had the advanced knowledge of astronomical movements, including the process of precession …found everywhere," Landis writes. For example, Roman sailors used an Antikythera mechanism with dozens of gears to track the Sun, Moon and planets.
Today's Resource: Get this book, The Genius of Ancient Man — Evolution's Nightmare, and other great creation resources at AiG's online bookstore!