Jesus Christ, God in human form, prophesied about a time in the future when the stars fall out of the sky and impact the Earth. The express purpose of popular science (SciPop) is to make this seem impossible.
The Stars Shall Fall to Earth
Voyager Found the Firmament
The Voyager spacecraft have been on their missions since 1977 and have flown far past the orbits of the planets in our solar system. They took a solar system family portrait and found the firmament.
Measure the Heavens
We start with a simple observation: God hasn't, and won't, cast off the seed of Israel. This leads us to a conclusion: We haven't measured the heavens. So why do we think that we know the distance to the sun and its mass?
Global Warming? Hell is Expanding
Hell is expanding. It's melting the Earth from the inside out and will consume. Any wonder that we're experiencing global warming?
Mainstream Science has Failed
We (that's me and the Holy spirit) used the same evidence that mainstream science (SciPop) uses but got a different result, so SciPop isn't repeatable. Therefore, according to the scientific method, SciPop isn't scientific.
The Fifth Day
We don't have any problem with the process of evolution. We would even go so far as to say that speciation happens. Let's face it, Noah's Ark was only so big.
Evidence is Irrelevant
The physical world that we can see is evidence of its past. A fossil skull, for example, is proof that something happened at an earlier time. What we think it's evidence of is based on our point of view.
The Decay Constant isn’t Constant
The decay constant is a fictional contrivance necessary for the popular science (SciPop) rationalization of the geological timescale and the age of the Earth. It's critical to the SciPop claim that there's no hell.
Evolution or Jesus?
Evolution is the passage of heritable traits from generation to generation, it requires billions of years of death and dying before humans could sin. The Bible says that there was no death before sin.
Weaving the Cultural Fabric of Our Time
Consider this our way of telling the world that we're beginning an evangelistic mission, preaching salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. On the internet, for free.