October–December 2020

When it comes to creation care, Christians have a deeper calling than secular environmentalists.

Features

• Magazine Article

  A Deeper Shade of Green

  

  Oct. 1, 2020, pp. 44–48

  The green movement is dominated by secular environmentalists. But when it comes to creation care, Christians have a deeper calling.

• Magazine Article

  Plastics in Paradise

  

  Oct. 1, 2020, pp. 50–57

  Plastic pollution has invaded even the most remote places. Should Christians be concerned?

• Magazine Article

  Should We Abandon Some Species to Extinction?

  

  Sept. 20, 2020, pp. 60–66

  As God’s creatures disappear, Christians have the opportunity to model the Creator’s spirit of wise conservation.

• Magazine Article

  Welcome to Harmony Hillside

  

  Oct. 1, 2020, pp. 68–74

  As modern homesteaders, Erik and Patty Lutz have a firsthand understanding of biblical dominion.

Departments

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  Publisher’s Pen

  p. 10

  This issue is packed with content that kids (and adults) need to know.

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  In the Beginning

  pp. 12–13

  Only those who take Genesis as literal history can explain the condition of the world today.

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  Creation on Display

  pp. 14–20

  Discover God’s greatness in his creation.

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  Science in Perspective

  pp. 23–32

  Understanding science from a Biblical worldview

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  Bible & Culture

  pp. 35–42

  Connecting the Bible to life

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  Creation Basics

  pp. 77–78

  Our conversation with Dr. Terry Mortenson

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  Creation Every Day

  p. 82

  In both silence and noise, nature proclaims God’s wisdom and majesty.

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