Titre :	The greatness and grace of God : conclusive evidence that refutes evolution ; arranged to be used as a text-book in Christian evidences
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Benson, Clarence H., Auteur
Editeur :	Chicago, IL : Scripture Press
Année de publication :	c1953
Importance :	xiii, 224 p.
Présentation :	illustrations
Format :	20 cm
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Astronomy Evolution -- Religious aspects. Religion and science
Résumé :	Science must return to the Bible if it is to make lasting progress. This volume points the way in a safe and wise manner. It should be studied as an introduction to every textbook on astronomy. -- L. Allen Higley, Ph.D, D.Sc., Former President, Relgiion and Science Association (Introduction, p. xi).
Note de contenu :	Chapter I: Creation, the majesty and might of God -- Chapter II: Immeasurable distance -- Chapter III: Incomprehensible Spheres -- Chapter IV: Incomparable speeds -- Chapter V: Inconceivable power -- Chapter VI. Incalculable numbers -- Chapter VII: Inimitable precision -- Chapter VIII: The Creator greater than creation -- Chapter IX: The earth, the only habitable planet -- Chapter X: The creation of the earth -- Chapter XI: Catastrophe versus uniformity -- XII. The earth's first catastrophe -- XIII: Reconstruction -- XIV: Satan regains the earth -- XV: Degeneration -- XVI: The deluge -- XVII: The abiding curse -- XVIII: The earth's glory age

The greatness and grace of God : conclusive evidence that refutes evolution ; arranged to be used as a text-book in Christian evidences [texte imprimé] / Benson, Clarence H., Auteur . - Chicago, IL : Scripture Press, c1953 . - xiii, 224 p. : illustrations ; 20 cm.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Astronomy Evolution -- Religious aspects. Religion and science
Résumé :	Science must return to the Bible if it is to make lasting progress. This volume points the way in a safe and wise manner. It should be studied as an introduction to every textbook on astronomy. -- L. Allen Higley, Ph.D, D.Sc., Former President, Relgiion and Science Association (Introduction, p. xi).
Note de contenu :	Chapter I: Creation, the majesty and might of God -- Chapter II: Immeasurable distance -- Chapter III: Incomprehensible Spheres -- Chapter IV: Incomparable speeds -- Chapter V: Inconceivable power -- Chapter VI. Incalculable numbers -- Chapter VII: Inimitable precision -- Chapter VIII: The Creator greater than creation -- Chapter IX: The earth, the only habitable planet -- Chapter X: The creation of the earth -- Chapter XI: Catastrophe versus uniformity -- XII. The earth's first catastrophe -- XIII: Reconstruction -- XIV: Satan regains the earth -- XV: Degeneration -- XVI: The deluge -- XVII: The abiding curse -- XVIII: The earth's glory age