Akin for the Truth

An attempt to provide historical, scientific and logical approaches to questions, doubts and inquiries regarding God, creation and the Christ.

Akin For The Truth Series 05/09/2023

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Episode 138: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (4 of 4) 09/13/2010

Episode 138: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (4 of 4) AW Wilder-Smith Smith, a brilliant scientist with three PhD’s in the biological field, clarifies that the spontaneous synthesis of life’s building blocks, and embedding of information within life, is made absolutely impossible by the Second Law of Thermodynamics. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126328

Episode 137: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (3 of 4) 09/13/2010

Episode 137: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (3 of 4) The second law of thermodynamics builds upon the First law by stating that all energy, which according to the first law cannot be created or destroyed, experiences a universal process of change, and it is a directional change, but it is not an upward change. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126327

Episode 136: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (2 of 4) 09/13/2010

Episode 136: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (2 of 4) We left off last time with the clear statements in Scripture that all things wer created and have been hurled into a downward spiral of devolution and death. These Biblical realities are heavily demonstrated by the laws of thermodynamics. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126326

Episode 135: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (1 of 4) 09/13/2010

Episode 135: Thermodynamics: Are Evolutionists Spitting Against the Wind? (1 of 4) Thermodynamics is one of those disciplines, heavily based in mathematics, that is supported by universally accepted, scientific laws. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126325

Episode 134: Battle of Snow and Ice (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 134: Battle of Snow and Ice (3 of 3) To conclude our observations regarding prophecy in Scripture that allude to end times judgement, we noted a recent though dwarfish example of upcoming events by looking at Mt. St. Helens. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126594

Episode 133: Battle of Snow and Ice (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 133: Battle of Snow and Ice (2 of 3) Last time we were looking at an interesting scripture found in the ancient book of Job, “Have you entered into the treasures of the snow, or have you seen the treasures of the hail, which I have reserved against the time of trouble, against the day of battle and war?" /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126590

Episode 132: The Battle of Snow and Ice (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 132: The Battle of Snow and Ice (1 of 3) Water and its characteristics are obviously specially designed to help maintain life on Earth. A very unique property of water is that ice is uniquely less dense than its liquid state, and therefore floats. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126587

Episode 131: Helium (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 131: Helium (3 of 3) Thermal escape alone cannot explain the lack of helium in the atmosphere, and so the problem is considered “unsolved”. Could the source of the problem be the assumption that the Earth is 4 billion years old? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126338

Episode 130: Helium (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 130: Helium (2 of 3) To explain the significant lack of helium according to an old Earth, evolutionists theorize that helium escapes the atmosphere. But is the temperature of the exosphere base high enough to allow that much helium to escape? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126337

Episode 129: Helium (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 129: Helium (1 of 3) Where is the Earth's helium? There is up to a million times less helium than there should be if the earth is billions of years old. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126336

Episode 128: Magnetic Field of the Earth (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 128: Magnetic Field of the Earth (3 of 3) The theory of a young magnetic age is supported by several indisputable facts. Find out why this is the Achilles heel of evolution. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126332

Episode 127: Magnetic Field of the Earth (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 127: Magnetic Field of the Earth (2 of 3) Has the Earth's magnetic field been at a constant decay rate? Or a dynamic decay? Learn the difference and what the age of the Earth would be based on these 2 theories. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126331

Episode 126: Magnetic Field of the Earth (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 126: Magnetic Field of the Earth (1 of 3) Compasses point north because of the magnetic field of the core of the Earth. That magnetic field is weakening. Could this prove the theory of a young Earth? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126329

Episode 125: Faint Sun Paradox (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 125: Faint Sun Paradox (3 of 3) One theory to explain this paradox is that the Earth used to have much more greenhouse gas, and then the amount of that gas decreased at the same rate as the sun's heat increased. But is this coincidental same rate even plausible? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126335

Episode 124: Faint Sun Paradox (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 124: Faint Sun Paradox (2 of 3) As we talked about last episode, the assumed age of the sun would mean Earth would've begun as an ice planet. Yet this conflicts the Earths record, which insists its temperature has not changed in the past 4 billion years. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126334

Episode 123: Faint Sun Paradox (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 123: Faint Sun Paradox (1 of 3) The early faint sun paradox asks: 4 billion years ago when the sun would've been 40% cooler than now, making the Earth an ice planet, how could life form? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126333

Episode 122: Age of the Universe, Big Bang? (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 122: Age of the Universe, Big Bang? (3 of 3) Dr. Russel Humphreys, an award-winning physicist, has been working to bring cosmogeny up to date, by applying relativity and thus showing that the universe not infinite, but with a boundary and a center. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126624

Episode 121: Age of the Universe, Big Bang? (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 121: Age of the Universe, Big Bang? (2 of 3) According to General Relativity, if a person is located close to an extremely dense mass, like a black hole, time would be greatly slowed. These days the Hubble telescope has, in the opinion of many cosmologists, located some of these black holes. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126619

Episode 120: Age of The Universe, Big Bang? (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 120: Age of The Universe, Big Bang? (1 of 3) We’ve spoken before about the fact that we can seeing galaxies that cold be even billions of light years away. But, if that is true, how could the Biblical account limiting the Earth’s age to 1000’s of years also be true? /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126615

Episode 119: Starlight and Time (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 119: Starlight and Time (3 of 3) We've been discussing the age of the cosmos and the theoretical and proven understanding that time is slowed down in proportion to the density of mass. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126292

Episode 118: Starlight and Time (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 118: Starlight and Time (2 of 3) Last time we were talking about geological phenomena like canyons, tectonic plate drifting, limestone cave creation, ad more that are believed by many to have occurred over billions of years, are being demonstrated to occur catastrophically, in very short periods of time. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126290

Episode 117: Starlight and Time (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 117: Starlight and Time (1 of 3) There are galaxies that are probably billions of light-years distant from us. Light which left a galaxy 5 billion years ago should just now be reaching us, if it and we have been around for five billion years. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126287

Episode 116: The Heavens Declare (2 of 2) 09/13/2010

Episode 116: The Heavens Declare (2 of 2) Just near the big dipper we find the constellation Comah, or Coma Berenices. Today we'll look at the fascinating history of this constellation. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126201

Episode 115: The Heavens Declare (Episode 1 of 2) 09/13/2010

Episode 115: The Heavens Declare (Episode 1 of 2) In Psalm 19, David proclaims that the Heavens declare God and the work of His hands. Psalm 19 is not just describing the mere wonder of the heavens, but is also telling us that the heavens contain a revelation from God. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126197

Episode 114: Our Amazing Earth (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 114: Our Amazing Earth (3 of 3) Recently we were discussing some of the natural miracles that allows life on this planet to go on day after day. Today we'll look at some miracles in our moon, sun and planets. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126151

Episode 113: Our Amazing Earth (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 113: Our Amazing Earth (2 of 3) This time we'll discuss Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, often referred to as the outer gas planets. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126146

Episode 112: Our Amazing Earth (1 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 112: Our Amazing Earth (1 of 3) The first in a series of three some of those amazing and fortuitous conditions about our environment that make life on Earth and Solar System possible. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126140

Episode 111: The RATE Group (3 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 111: The RATE Group (3 of 3) We began our discussions by citing recent studies being performed by scientists unveiling flaws in radiometric dating of rocks. This is important because evolutionists often support their theory with radiometric dates. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126314

Episode 110: The RATE Group (2 of 3) 09/13/2010

Episode 110: The RATE Group (2 of 3) Today we'll look at some of the observations of the RATE group that are surprising to evolutionary geologists. /episode/index/show/jackakin/id/1126313

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