Tonight: "Diversity of Life", Sunday: "Design, Deluge, Dilemma"

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Two opportunities on Science and Religion Dr. Paul Brown: "Alternative Scenarios On The Diversity of Life." Final session: Wednesday, Dec. 8th at 7:00 PM How does including the notion of design and information change our view of life and evolutionary change? Click here for more information on this topic. NOTE: This session will not be available online until after Dr. Brown's book is published (date unknown). Past sessions: Session 1 "An Introduction To Intelligent Design Theory" Session 2 "Fingerprints of Design" Click here for downloadable resources. Paul Brown is Associate Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Studies at Trinity Western University, in Langley, B.C. __________________________________________________________________ Jonathan Sarfati: "Design, Deluge & Dilemma" Sunday, Dec. 12th 6:00 pm Jonathan Sarfarti is a physical chemist and a well known international speaker on issues of Creation and Evolution. He is currently working with Creation Ministries International and has been on a speaking tour in the U.S., including Boise. Dr. Sarfati's latest book is a direct response to Richard Dawkin's recent title: "The Greatest Show On Earth" which claims that all the evidence points to uniformitarianism, abiogenesis, and common descent as the true paradigms for the origins of the universe, earth and life. Dr. Sarfati will illustrate how scientific evidence will actually point in other directions than this well known Darwinian paradigm. Dr. Sarfati will also be bringing a wide collection of unique book and video resources that will be available for perusal and purchase. __________________________________________________________________ For more information, please contact Steve Barry at The Cornerstone, 345-1757. Last Free Thursday Lunch this semester 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Thanks to the Capitol City Christian Church! We are beginning to recruit for Spring 2011 lunches. Please reply if you are able to assist next semester. Available dates are: 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10, 3/24, 4/7, 4/14, 4/28, and 5/5. Spring 2011 Classes Registration is open for Spring 2011 classes at The Biblical Studies Center. Click here for full class descriptions and the online registration form. Classes Offered: COMM 3353, Interpersonal Communication HIST 3913, Renaissance and Reformation 1300-1648 SOCI 3573, Psychology of Religion GREK 1213, Elementary Greek II BIBL 2302, Story of the New Testament BIBL 2312, Philosophy and Christianity BIBL 4243, Old Testament Prophets: 8th Century BIBL 4413, Daniel-Revelation