Monthly Chapter Gatherings
Friday, July 16th, 2010, 7:00-9:00 p.m.: Gravity and the Speed of Light
This month we will watch two production videos as an introduction to Relativity and Grand Unifying Theory (GUT). The first video addresses gravity -- what we do and don't know about this fundamental force of the universe. The second program addresses the speed of light and its governance of space-time. We will also allow time after the videos for you to record your own "Reasons I Believe" video (background information here).
Our approach is to hold a high view of Scripture, acknowledge the legitimacy of the scientific enterprise, and integrate the knowledge gained from both to build a more complete understanding of God's creation.
to move beyond the controversy.
The Jacksonville Chapter of RTB meets the third Friday of each month at the offices of Mark Messinese, M.D., 1127 16th Avenue South, Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
View the trailer for the newest DVD from RTB. Three years in the making, this will be an outstanding tool to introduce people to the effectiveness of old-earth creationism.
Employing highlights from live appearances, the RTB scholars answer very frequently asked questions about science and the Bible. These short clips are great "quick hits" to which you can refer those who might not be willing to read an article or book.
With the growing push for atheism in Great Brittain this site offers an alternative perspective from Brittish scholars, as well as those from around the world.
Our November 2008 Chapter gathering included a viewing of "The Star of Bethlehem," a fascinating presentation of the reality of the star and the spectacular events it announced. The movie, as well as the organization that produced it have sites providing additional resources to help present this profound evidence of the reality of the God of the Bible and His Son, Jesus Christ.
RTB's latest personal/small group study treats in detail what the special revelation (the Bible) and the general revelation (nature) tell us about the origins of the universe, the earth and man. The downloads page of the website includes podcasts and/or audio downloads covering each of the chapters, as well as other tools for your study.
Friday, August 20th, 2010, 7:00-9:00 p.m.: Special Edition of Science News
He's back! Be sure to be with us again in August when Mike Reynolds, Ph.D., Astronomy, just back from his international pursuit of July's eclipse, will present some of the latest scientific findings and what they might mean for cosmology and our environment.