Evolution: The Beginning How a board game about evolution teaches us about God A couple of years ago around Christmas time I heard a radio advertisement for a new board game that was marketed as a fun way to teach children about evolution. The game is called Evolution: The Beginning . I was sad to hear this game promoted as a good Christmas gift, since evolution (with the exception of theistic evolution) denies the existence or necessity of God. I could imagine Christmas morning: “Merry Christmas Bobby. Here’s a gift that teaches that your life has no meaning and no purpose and when you die its over!” I wanted to know more about this game so I did some research online about the game play and goal of the game. [1] I was surprised to find that, though designed to teach about evolution, this game inadvertently teaches about the necessity of the Creator God. The first thing in my investigation that struck me as odd is the conflict between the title of the game
On January 22, 2016, the 43rd anniversary of the horrible Roe v. Wade decision concerning abortion in America, President Obama made a statement advocating for abortion (click here to access statement) . President Obama's statement reflects the standard talking points of pro-death abortion advocates. Let's think through his statement line by line. First he says Roe v. Wade "affirmed a woman's freedom to make her own choices about her body and her health." This is the "pro-choice" argument. The problem is that it isn't logical. No woman in America has complete freedom of choice when it comes to her own body or her own health. For instance, there are laws against drug abuse. A woman doesn't have the legal right to make her own choice about her body in this instance. The law takes that choice away. She is not allowed to abuse drugs simply because that's what she chooses to do with her body. A second reason that this is illogical is th