Christian Old Earth View

• Gap Theory

• Affiliation of Christian Geologists  - Compiles a variety of essays discussing creation and other views on how the world came to be. Also includes reviews of books and list of resources for research.
• The Age of the Earth  - Discusses in detail study on the world’s age by presenting issues that have bearings on the Christian view. Includes bibliography and related articles.
• The Antiquity and the Unity of the Human Race Revisited  - Presents a merging of thoughts and principles on theological and scientific views regarding the age of the earth and the human race.
• The Creation/Evolution Controversy  - Consists of an introduction to a series of studies made on different issues concerning the question of how the world came to be.
• Creationism vs. Evolution  - Emphasizes that in the debate versus the two opposing studies, both science and the Bible are needed to find the answer. Contains article and links to related pages.
• God, Genesis and the Big Bang  - Focuses on belief that the arguments on creation complement each other. Contains list of articles and related links.
• In This Place: Seeking Truth, Wherever It May Be Found  - Details research that focused on re-interpreting the Scriptures in its original Hebrew text. Contains articles and book reviews.
• Methods of Creation  - Compiles different issues and concerns on views of creation. Comes with related links and articles.
• Old Earth Creationism  - Summarizes and defines the different schools of Christian thought on creation, such as, progressive creationism, gap theory creation, and theistic evolution.
• Progressive Creation and Evolutionary Creationism  - Aspires to improve understanding and respect for the different views on creation. Contains answers to frequently asked questions and links to related pages.
• Reconciling Creation and Science  - Proposes a new interpretation of the story of creation as told by the Bible and as viewed by Science.
• Who are Creationists? By David Bathe  - Summarizes and illustrates the contrasting and differing concepts of creationist views. Includes profile of group and links to related pages.