How old is the earth? Many Christians believe that they must look to science, or rather the opinions of scientists, to answer this question. Yet, if ethical issues arise, on which they do not like the opinions of modern scientists, they are prepared to reject such opinions. Paul Taylor shows that the question of the age of the Earth is not, in fact, a scientific question at all. It is a question of biblical authority, because, once it is examined dispassionately, we notice that the Bible gives a very clear answer to the question. The only issues remaining for Christians, when confronted with...

Worlds of Faith, edited by Paul F. Taylor, is a collection of short stories by Christian authors, mostly with a scifi or fantasy feel. Some of the included authors have had published novels. Others write non-fiction and are trying out fiction for the first time. Still others are completely new to publishing. We hope that you will enjoy this collection. For more information visit: www.justsixdays.com/worldsoffaith The book features the following authors: AutumnAngelArt, TonyBreeden TimChaffey, StephenP.Dorning, R.M.Huffman, SeanSmith, AdamTaylor, PaulTaylor, and JoeWestbrook"

The two epistles to the Thessalonians contain much of the basic, biblical teaching on the End Times. For this reason, they have often been controversial. Yet the material they contain is essential for anyone who wants to get to grips with this subject, as well as providing an insight into the establishment of a church, which the apostle Paul commends as behaving exactly as a church should. Paul Taylor argues that a literal reading of these epistles leads one to a Historic (Posttribulation) Premillennial understanding of the End Times.