Creation Science Seminar Series — A Helpful Resource

In today’s world, children and families are constantly exposed to teachings in school that promote evolution as unquestionable fact. Many parents feel unequipped to respond or to help their kids understand the biblical perspective on origins. The following seminar series is a helpful resource designed to present a creation-based viewpoint and to give families tools to think critically about what they hear in classrooms and media. These videos can serve as a starting point to help you and your children better understand the creation perspective and to strengthen your confidence in defending your beliefs.


Seminar 1 — The Age of the Earth
This seminar focuses on the debate between young-earth creation and evolutionary timelines. It presents arguments for a young earth, critiques the Big Bang theory and radiometric dating methods, and promotes a literal interpretation of the Genesis creation account.


Seminar 2 — The Garden of Eden
This video explores what the world may have been like before the Flood. It discusses the canopy theory, explains long human lifespans recorded in Genesis, and suggests that plants, animals, and humans were larger and lived in a different environmental system.



Seminar 3 — Dinosaurs and the Bible
This seminar attempts to reconcile dinosaurs with the biblical record. It argues that dinosaurs lived alongside humans, connects them to creatures like Behemoth and Leviathan in the Book of Job, and references dragon legends as possible historical evidence.


Seminar 4 — Lies in the Textbooks
This video critiques how evolution is taught in schools. It challenges interpretations of the fossil record, argues that scientific data is often presented with bias, and claims that students are not exposed to alternative viewpoints.


Seminar 5 — The Dangers of Evolution
This seminar focuses on the cultural and moral implications of evolutionary teaching. It argues that belief in evolution contributes to moral decline and connects evolutionary thinking to harmful ideologies throughout history.


Seminar 6 — The Hovind Theory
This video presents a model of earth history centered on Noah’s Flood. It explains how the Flood could account for fossils, geological formations, and the Ice Age, proposing rapid changes rather than long evolutionary timelines.


Seminar 7 — Questions and Answers 
This session addresses common questions and objections, including topics such as radiometric dating, starlight and distance, human origins, and various challenges often raised against creationism and additional questions related to science, history, and biblical interpretation.

The responsibility of teaching truth to our children does not belong to the school system — it belongs to parents. Schools may present evolution as settled science, but that does not mean it is beyond question. As believers, we are called to train our children to think critically, to examine evidence carefully, and to stand confidently in their faith. Resources like these seminars can help start important conversations at home, strengthen understanding, and equip the next generation to respectfully and thoughtfully defend what they believe. The goal is not simply to win arguments, but to build a firm foundation that will help them stand strong in a world that often challenges biblical truth.

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