Troy Lacey Articles

• Feedback: Why Wasn’t Day Two Declared “Good”?

  

  May 3, 2018 from Feedback

  Unlike the other five days of creation week, God does not look over what he has made on day two and declare that it was “good.”

• Living Biblically Cancelled After Eight Episodes

  

  May 2, 2018

  For those wanting to know more about how Living Biblically portrayed the lead character’s (Chip’s) desire to live biblically, here’s a brief wrap up.

• Feedback: Does the Bible Teach Sexual Assault Victims Must Marry Their Attacker?

  

  April 16, 2018 from Feedback

  The topics of sexual assault and rape are in the public eye more than ever before. Some people claim the Bible teaches that victims must marry their attackers.

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  Modern Birds in the Cretaceous?

  

  March 29, 2018 from Answers in Depth

  This article will examine secular literature to rebut the claim that there are no examples of modern-type birds found in Cretaceous rock layers.

• Recent Archaeological Finds in Assyria Corroborate Scripture

  

  March 13, 2018

  In a recent article in Iraq magazine, the author looked at a number of inscriptions and artifacts from digs conducted in Nineveh, some from 1987–1992 that have yet to be published.

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  Battle of the Sexes or Designed Lizard Niches?

  

  March 3, 2018 from Answers in Depth

  Is this an example of evolution in action or a designed adaptive feature input into the lizard kind’s genome?

• Living Biblically Or Living Levitically?

  

  Feb. 27, 2018

  A new sitcom that aired on CBS last night is loosely based on the book The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible, by A. J. Jacobs.

• Ancient Artifacts or Ancient Toys?

  

  Feb. 17, 2018

  When archaeologists or anthropologists find mysterious objects in a burial chamber or the remains of ancient villages, how do they know what the object was used for?

• Samson Movie Review

  

  Feb. 16, 2018

  Produced by Pure Flix, this cinematic version of Samson brings to life the Old Testament hero in a powerful way.

• Lithium-Rich Stars Confound Astronomers

  

  Feb. 10, 2018

  In a recent paper, a team of Chinese and Japanese astronomers reported on high-Lithium concentrations in 12 newly-discovered low-mass, metal-poor, main-sequence and Red giant stars.

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  First Usage of Origins vs. Operational Science

  

  Feb. 1, 2018 from Answers in Depth

  Did YECs invent the terms origin science or historical science, and if so did we invent these terms just to discredit evolution?

• Signs in the Skies?

  

  Jan. 3, 2018

  Take a look at some of these astronomy/astrophysics-related news stories from the cosmic-evolutionary view and see how some have been paradigm changers.

• The Forgotten Reformer—Ulrich Zwingli

  

  Oct. 16, 2017

  Due to Ulrich Zwingli’s death early in the Reformation, he seems to have been forgotten or relegated to passing mentions in books covering this time period.

• Did Herod Want to Kill John the Baptist?

  

  Aug. 29, 2017

  Indeed when we look closely at what the Bible says about Herod and his dealings with John, we see that there is no contradiction here.

• How and When Did Baleen Whales Get So Large?

  

  Aug. 7, 2017

  A study published in May in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B hypothesized how and when baleen whales grew so large.

• Colon Grown with Adult Stem Cells

  

  Aug. 2, 2017

  Children’s Hospital researchers grew human colon organoids (simplified organs from just a few stem cells).

• Review of National Geographic’s Origins: Shelter, Exploration, and Transportation

  

  May 8, 2017

  Episodes 6–8 of National Geographic’s Origins: The Journey of Humankind focuses on shelter, exploration, and transportation.

• Review of National Geographic’s Origins: Money, Communication, and War

  

  April 20, 2017

  We are going to look at the next three episodes of National Geographic’s Origins: The Journey of Humankind, which focused on money, communication, and war.

• Review of National Geographic’s Origins: “Cheating Death”

  

  March 16, 2017

  The second episode of National Geographic’s series Origins: The Journey of Humankind, titled “Cheating Death,” takes a look at the history of medicine.

• Review of National Geographic’s Origins: “Spark of Civilization”

  

  March 10, 2017

  The first episode of National Geographic’s series Origins: The Journey of Humankind examines how the discovery and use of fire transformed human history.

• Do the Ten Commandments Need a Modern Update?

  

  Oct. 12, 2016

  Do we need to update the Ten Commandments for a more modern audience? A video on Seeker.com certainly thinks so, and here is their version.

• Did Life Evolve Faster Before or After the Extinction of the Dinosaurs?

  

  Sept. 26, 2016

  Researchers made the claim that evolution of the placental mammals sped up faster in the 10 million years following the extinction of the dinosaurs.

• Atheism Is Religion

  Aug. 9, 2016

  Of particular concern is question 19 on the Australian census form, which is the only optional question and is the religious identity question.

• Were Insects on the Ark?

  

  May 6, 2016

  If not directly commanded by God to be included on the Ark, would some insects have been beneficial to Noah and, if so, how might they have come on board?

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