FOUNDATIONS OF GENESIS OF IDAHO
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PRESENTS
Thousands NOT Billions of Years (Boise)
& The BIG FREEZE (Ontario)

THOUSANDS NOT BILLIONS:  Radioisotope dating has become the standard method for estimating the age of the earth.  Yet, the millions and billions of years estimated by this method conflicts with the thousands of years that the Bible indicates to be the age of the earth.  An eight-year research project designed to explore the claims of radioisotope dating for an old earth and to offer a young-earth alternative was completed by the Institute for Creation Research and Creation Research Society in 2005.  The RATE project has found several major pieces of evidence that radioisotope dating is in error by a factor of many orders of magnitude and rocks commonly thought to be billions of years old may only be thousands of years old.  This talk summarizes the RATE project and discussed its major findings.

The Thousands Not Billions seminar will be presented in Boise on March 29, 2007.

THE BIG FREEZE:  The evidence for an ice age on planet earth is extremely convincing.  The conventional explanation says that the most recent ice age is only one of many dozen ice ages which occurred about 100,000 years apart and are the result of the reduction in solar radiation due to minor fluctuations in the orbit of the earth around the sun.  Is there an ice-age explanation on a young earth?  This talk offers evidence and an explanation which is compatible with the teachings of the Bible.

The Big Freeze seminar will be presented in Ontario on March 30, 2007.

A free-will offering will be received at both seminars to help cover the cost of bringing this outstanding speaker to our area.

The speaker is Dr. Larry Vardiman Ph. D., Atmospheric Science,  Colorado State University Dr. Vardiman is chairman of the Department of Astro-Geophysics at the Institute for Creation Research's graduate program.  His scientific contributions have been in the areas of cloud seeding, ice crystal growth and evolution, the age of the earth's atmosphere, ice sheet formation during the ice age, and catastrophic hurricane formation.  He has served as a research assistant at Colorado State University's Department of Atmospheric Science and as a consulting meteorologist at Western Scientific Services.

MEETING LOCATIONS

IMPORTANT NOTICE:  Beginning with the March 29th meeting, the Boise seminar location will be the Treasure Valley Bible Church at the southwest corner of Ustick and Cloverdale.