Articles & Essays
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Mathematics and the Mind of God
“The invisible things of Him, from the creation of the world, are clearly seen, being understood by the things that…
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The First Human Language
Introduction Multi-disciplinary evidence suggests that Basal-Hebrew was humanity’s first spoken and written language.[i] The topic of the original language is…
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Fundamental Theology and Creation, Part 1: Faith, Science, and Creation
This is the first in a series of articles investigating major aspects of Catholic fundamental theology and their significance for…
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Ark Seekers
And the temple of God was opened in heaven and the ark of his testament was seen in his temple…
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Against Polygenism
“Would that We had not learned by experience how many ‘false apostles’ the present age has spawned! These are ‘deceitful…
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Latest Newsletters
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Kolbe Report 9/4/24
Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! For many years, scientists associated with the Kolbe Center have presented evidence that at least one period of accelerated radioactive decay took place on Earth, probably during the Global Flood. At our First International Symposium on Creation in Rome in 2002, atomic physicist Robert Gentry showed that zircon crystals that…
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Kolbe Report 8/31/24
Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Pax Christi! Our separated brethren at Creation Ministries International recently reported on a Barna study which showed that: Evolution and the idea of millions of years is the single biggest excuse given for why most people reject Christianity Another Barna report looked specifically at how teens (13–17 years old) viewed the Bible. Of the teens who…
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Kolbe Report 8/24/24
Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! For those who meditate on God’s Law day and night, beginning with the sacred history of Genesis, the Word of God is a never-failing spring, continually revealing new connections between the works of Creation, Redemption and Sanctification. In this newsletter we will see how Scripture bears witness to the fact…
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Kolbe Report 8/17/24
Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! I recently received an email from a devout Catholic who had been convinced that the human body evolved from lower life-forms by the “fact” that humans have a broken, misspelled remnant of an egg-laying gene. This claim has been widely circulated by Dennis Venema, one of the scientists associated with…
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Kolbe Report 8/10/24
Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! Genesis is rightly called the “book of beginnings,” because every important institution originates in Genesis. Moreover, when God reveals the origin of an institution, like Holy Marriage, before the Original Sin, He also reveals that institution to us in its ideal form, so that we can know how it is…
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Marya Tipton
Mr. Hugh Owen, Director The Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation To whom it may concern, As a Byzantine Catholic, catechist and chastity educator, I would like to express the sincerest gratitude to Hugh Owen for his presentation on the Church’s teaching on special creation and would recommend him to speak for any other parish or group. His expertise on the teachings received from the Apostles through the Early Church Fathers is a gift to the people of faith the world over. As a Byzantine Catholic, I belong to a community that most feels the pain of the separation between the Eastern and Western “lungs” of our Church, as John Paul II called them. If we are to answer the call to Christian unity and the New Evangelization, it is imperative to approach our efforts with a mind toward ressourcement, a return to earlier sources, traditions and symbols of the early Church. The work that Hugh Owen is doing through the Kolbe Center for the Study on Creation is exactly what the Church Universal needs to answer our Lord’s prayer “that they may be one.” In the early liturgy, iconography, Holy Scriptures, and writings of the Church Fathers, we …
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