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• Darwin’s Dangerous Lies

  Paul Taylor  •  March 16th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ Charles Darwin remains arguably the most controversial figure in science. His views, which run counter to Scripture, have affected over a century and a half of biology, and have reached into other sciences. But what were the issues and the people that influenced Darwin? In this talk, […]

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• Fallacies of Evolutionary Geology

  Dr. Thomas Kindell  •  February 16th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ We’ve all seen it… the overwhelming case for evolutionary geology, irrefutably proven by radio-isotope dating and cemented forever in the geological column.  But is it all really so rock-solid? In this presentation, Dr. Kindell will reveal how the evolutionists use invalid circular reasoning to date fossils. He […]

• Wonderfully Made: The Incredible Design of the Human Body

  Chris Ashcraft  •  January 19th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ The human body is a wonder of God’s creation that provides many extraordinary examples of His creative power. Within each of us reside cells, organs, and systems that are interconnected and interdependent in ways that defy evolutionary explanation. Even today, many functions are not fully understood and yet […]

• Surviving the School Year

  Pat Roy  •  December 15th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ Every year thousands of students all around the nation are attacked for their faith. As a student, how do you stay strong, and even turn the attacks into an opportunity to be a missionary outreach to other students? Join Pat as he discusses different strategies for being […]

• No Time for Itching Ears

  Paul Taylor  •  November 17th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ The Apostle Paul said that “the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned […]

• Intricacies of Flight and the Wonder of Hearing

  Andy McIntosh  •  October 13th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ This October, DSA will hold its meeting on the 2nd Saturday, and feature world renowned speaker Professor Andy McIntosh! Please note that unlike most of our meetings which are on the third Saturday of the month, this meeting is on the second Saturday, the thirteenth. Also, Andy […]

• The Great Mammoths: Where Did They Go?

  Edward Isaacs  •  September 15th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ Spread across the northern plains of Asia, Europe, and North America were millions of Woolly Mammoths. Weighing up to six tons and bearing over ten-foot-long menacing tusks, the mammoths were prey to virtually nothing. However, despite the grandeur and magnificence of this enormous mammoth population scattered across […]

• Big Horn Basin: Showcase for the Flood and the Ice Age

  Michael Oard  •  August 18th, 9:00am to 11:30am Michael Oard returns as our speaker again this year for the month of August!  Michael Oard will give a detailed presentation on the Big Horn Basin, and show us not only how to interpret it in light of Noah’s flood and the post-flood Ice Age, but also […]

• C. S. Lewis: Anti-Darwinist

  Dr. Jerry Bergman  •  July 21st, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ Join us for our July DSA meeting, where will dive into C. S. Lewis’ views of Darwinism with Dr. Jerry Bergman! Dr. Bergman’s talk will document the fact that Lewis was strongly opposed to Darwinism, and that Lewis was very effective in explaining why. C. S. Lewis […]

• Why Did God Use Bold Catastrophes In His Teaching Methods?

  Brent Carter  •  June 16th, 9:00am to 11:30am ♦ Join us for our June DSA meeting, where Brent Carter will show us the lessons God can teach us from the catastrophes in the earth’s geological past! We are all familiar with laboratory experiments in High School and College that made for fun, exciting learning and were […]

• Life returns to Mount St. Helens!

  Dr. Keith Swenson  •  May 19th, 9:00am to 11:30am Noah’s Flood left the entire earth biologically devastated. Creationists believe that over the tens, hundreds and thousands of years following the Flood, living organisms recovered, eventually producing the ecosystems seen on the modern earth. But is such a belief reasonable? Is the biota really that resilient? […]