Common Questions

   The Bible gives an account of a man named Moses that was sent by God to go back to Egypt. Moses asked God, “Whom shall I say sent me?” God’s reply was simply, “I am.”

Only God could answer that question in this fashion. Because God is Omniscient, Omnipotent, and Omni-present, he could not have said “I will be…” or “I have been…” because God always is. God is the author of Creation, but He Himself is not created. He exists outside of space and time as we know it. According to God, it is 2000 B.C. in the Middle East, 1595 A.D. in Europe, 1900 A.D. in the Andromeda Galaxy, and today in your home. 

We know that for all things that exist, there is a cause. Approximately six thousand years ago, God, who being uncaused Himself, is the cause of Creation. 

The secular scientist must always ask the question, “But what was before that? And what was before that? And what was before that?”

The Creation Scientist simply says, “In the beginning, God.”

   The Bible tells us that God created Heaven and Earth. When he was done, everything was good. There was no death and man’s only appointment was to subdue and replenish the Earth. The Bible also explains that it was man which brought death into the world through sin even after having been warned about it. Man also invented killing one another. What obligates God to stop him? What if God stopped every person with evil in their heart? Who would remain?