Tag Archives: Biblical worldview

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Nature’s Divine Show

From Dean Ohlman on September 20, 2012

Since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse. (Romans 1:20) I’ve often used this verse and its context … Continue reading »

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Is Anybody There?

From Dean Ohlman on August 11, 2012

  Last year (on August 8, 2011) National Public Radio had a program on evangelicals who where questioning the existence of a literal Adam and Eve, given the rather new widespread acceptance of man’s origin via evolution in Christian colleges and universities.  … Continue reading »

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Confessing for the Church (Part 2)

From Dean Ohlman on July 3, 2012

[This is the last half of a confession I wrote in 1990 after I felt a clear calling to approach the evangelical community with a message of creation care as founder and president of the Christian Nature Federation.] In His … Continue reading »

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Earth Day Thoughts for Christians

From Dean Ohlman on April 17, 2012

Sunday, April 22, will be the 42nd Earth Day.  I celebrated the 1st one in 1970 with the then typical “conservative” scoffing.  I celebrated the 20th one in 1990 manning a booth for my fledgling organization, the Christian Nature Federation, … Continue reading »

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God’s Two Books

From Dean Ohlman on April 2, 2012

Theologians have historically categorized the Bible and nature as “two books,” which when read side by side combine to reveal the God of creation. The first book, comprised of the inspired Scriptures of the Jewish and Christian faith, is called … Continue reading »