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Creation vs. evolution as a subject of conversation is not nearly as popular as it once was. One reason for this is that Christians today so often just sort of melt away whenever their beliefs are challenged, and another is that we often are not sure what we really do believe. You may be confident that the reason for decreased popularity of the subject is not that the world has adopted the biblical view.

“What difference does it make?” seems to be the attitude of so many Christians today. Is it important? Yes, it is very important. The Bible, both Old Testament and New Testament, teaches creation. (Does it surprise you to learn that the apostle Paul had much to say about creation?) If we doubt the Bible’s message about creation, on what

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