300 Foxes and a Donkey's Jawbone
Giving an answer to secular humanists which is Biblically accurate, captures the spirit and the nature of God, and which is in complete harmony with our knowledge of the universe isn't impossible, but it may take some work.
If we take our outreach evangelism back to creation we're going to have to deal with the odd notion that God created the universe from nothing. It's referred to as Ex nihilo. It's neither Biblical nor is it physically possible.
It's one thing to talk about God with Christians, they know God from the Bible. It's something else to talk with people who don't go to church and whose knowledge of God comes from atheist propaganda.
"Liverworts, fungi" is inductive sleight-of-hand. Supposedly, Liverworts and fungi are at the low end of evolutionary development so, supposedly, their presence in the stratigraphic column indicates that a sediment is old.
Given the timeliness of social media the world wide web it would seem to be the perfect vessel for carrying out the great commission. However Christian attitudes to social media are variable.
Is it Christian to warn people that hell is real? Hell is expanding, it's the cause of global warming.
It's our anniversary: today in 1988 we arrived in the USA. We were 19, lost, and filled with zeal for the theory of evolution which we thought was a logical antidote to guilt.
The creation has a specific purpose. Our competing paradigm allows us to use physical evidence and empirical observations to confirm the truth: Jesus Christ is the light.
Our stated goal is to start the end times revival and save a billion souls in preparation for Revelation 7. But, Christian leadership is stiff-necked, ineffective and horrified by the fact that the Bible is true. What next?
Matty's Paradigm began years ago as a little booklet called Matthew 2000, published in 1999, in which we effervesced about our salvation and our excitement at beginning to understand science in Biblical terms.