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The Hidden Issue Behind the Origins Debate.
Most debates about origins focus on biology, fossils and geology. But the deeper issue lies elsewhere.
Our short report (The Origins Debate is Really About Infinity) explains why the origins question ultimately revolves around the concept of infinity — and why this changes how we should think about evolution, creation, and the foundations of reality.
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For over a century the evolutionary story has shaped how people think about human origins. But what if the foundations of that story are weaker than most people realize?
Origin: Why Genesis 1–11 Trumps Secular Accounts presents a powerful historical, philosophical and scientific challenge to modern evolutionary assumptions.
Join readers exploring the creation/evolution debate.
Why Origins Questions Matter
The origins question is not just a scientific question.
- If Genesis is wrong, the authority of Scripture is undermined
- The origins debate shapes how we understand science and faith
- Our view of human origins affects how we understand meaning, morality and civilization
- The issue ultimately turns on deeper philosophical assumptions
Origin: Why Genesis 1–11 Trumps Secular Accounts
Published on the 166th anniversary of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, this book presents a thoughtful challenge to modern evolutionary assumptions.
Drawing on history, philosophy, theology and science, the book explores the deeper questions behind the origins debate.
Inside the book you will discover:
- How Darwinian thinking reshaped modern culture
- The philosophical assumptions behind evolutionary thinking
- Scientific and logical challenges to secular origins accounts
- Why Genesis still offers a compelling explanation of our beginnings
What people are saying about Origin
“The Messer brothers are to be commended for placing this debate in the shifting cultural contexts of the 21st century.”
— Benno A. Zuiddam DTh PhD, North West University (South Africa), Free University Amsterdam (Netherlands)
“… the authors exceed anything else that has been published. If you are a Christian, an agnostic or an atheist, if you are a scientist or a layperson, this is the book for you. Want to go deeper? This book is heavily referenced, well-written and logically structured … a pleasure to read.”
— Dr Stephen Grocott BSc (Hons), PhD, Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
“A compelling account of the young-earth creationist view … compatible with modern science.”
—Kenneth Chan, Evangelist and Chaplain