5130 164th Ave SE
Bellevue, WA 98006
USA
Creation and the Cross – Col. 1:13-20
Description: No death before the Fall is not only taught in the OT but very much in the NT. Evolution teaches that death is a necessary part of the natural order. The Bible teaches it came because of sin. Consequently if death did not come as a result of sin then why did Christ die? We focus on the double aspect of death which runs all the way through the Scriptures.
Speaker: Professor Andy McIntosh DSc, FIMA, CMath, FEI, CEng, FInstP, MIGEM, FRAeS is retired from full time work at the University of Leeds, and is now a visiting research professor in Thermodynamics and Combustion Theory. He has lectured and researched in these fields for over 30 years and has a DSc from the University of Wales and a PhD from Cranfield University. A Fellow of the Institute of Physics, the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, and the Royal Aeronautical Society, he now lectures in many countries on the subject of origins, showing that the science is entirely consistent with the Bible, and contrary to the dogmatic assertions of secular humanists, that the science does does not fit well with evolutionary thinking. His lectures on design cover many areas including the marvels of the design of the human body, the bombardier beetle (which work was awarded the 2010 Times Higher Educational award for the Outstanding Contribution to Innovation and Technology), the exquisite design of birds, bats and the flying insects, and information and thermodynamics. Andy is also an associate speaker with Answers in Genesis.
Some Background on Dr. McIntosh:
- Christian Testimony – http://andymcintosh.org/christian_testimony.html
- McIntosh Bio – https://apologeticsforum.net/docs/McIntosh/McIntoshBio.pdf
- McIntosh 3-Minute Video Bio – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHHwyxqjz2U
Meeting Documents:
- Flyer
- Complete schedule for McIntosh, Sep. 26-30
Dr. Andy McIntosh, a Creation Speaker from the UK, will be on a speaking tour of the Pacific NW from September 26 to October 15. He will be available to speak in the Greater Seattle area from September 26 to 30, as well as October 1 and 2.
- Dr. McIntosh’s complete schedule can be found here.
If you have an interest in having Dr. McIntosh speak at your church or another venue, or know of someone who might have an interest, please call Heinz at 425-501-5075 or email him at heinz@osta.com. Dr. McIntosh’s website provides an overview of his bio, his professional experience, and a list of some of the talks he gives in various venues.