The Logic of Biblical Creationism and the Future

Thomas D. Ice

The Logic of Biblical Creationism and the Future

Thomas D. Ice

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Abstract

With the recent death of Henry Morris, many have justly written tributes to him, who, along with John Whitcomb, gave birth to the now vibrant “young earth creation (YEC)” movement when they published their watershed book The Genesis Flood.1 One of the interesting things about the YEC movement is that many, probably a majority of the creation scientists are also dispensational premillennialists when it comes to their view of Bible prophecy.

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State	Published - May 8 2009
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