Lee A Disotell

20 year Geologist turned 40 year Creationist.

[Lee A Disotell @Geolandman]

@lukostello @ICRscience Keep working onit. Time will soon be over!

[Lee A Disotell @Geolandman]

@sola_chad As a former geologist & now a staunch believer in the Biblical text, I now KNOW that evolutionists have concocted the geologic timeline. Any deep study of radiometric dating methods will reveal the TRUTH.

[Answers in Genesis @AiG]

The earth is only a few thousand years old.

[Lee A Disotell @Geolandman]

@ProLifeisProGod Ive seen the same thing over & over since i was born again in 1981! You should have walked out!

[ICR @ICRscience]

Evolution would say that the genome would have evolved bit by bit over long periods of time, but that just doesn't work because we know that it is irreducibly complex beyond our wildest imagination.

[Ken Ham @aigkenham]

Well, that’s a new one!

Over the years, I’ve heard atheists claim over and over that young-earth creationists are “science deniers” who believe in a flat earth. And I recently heard this kind of claim again—but this time it wasn’t from an atheist. The claim was from the well-known Christian theologian and apologist William Lane Craig, who denies a literal Genesis, instead believing in evolution and millions of years.

Yes, he really compared believing what the Bible clearly teaches about Genesis to believing in a flat earth (something the Bible doesn’t teach and that denies observational science). But William Lane Craig has a problem—he doesn’t really understand science! And he refuses to take God at his Word in Genesis.

Sadly, William Lane Craig has been impacted by the religion of naturalism (which is atheism), and he’s added that into the Bible. It’s compromise on the truth of Scripture, and this compromise has major problems (such as putting death and suffering before man’s sin—a direct contradiction of Scripture).

Instead of trusting the words of men who don’t know everything, weren’t there, and often make mistakes, we must start with the Word of the God who knows everything, who has always been there, and who has never made a mistake.

William Lane Craig needs to do that!

[ICR @ICRscience]

Irreducible complexity completely dismantles Charles Darwin's evolutionary theory.

[Lee A Disotell @Geolandman]

@shouq_al90149 @SATIRNC All of them. But that goes with the "getting old" territory!

[Elie Jarrouge, MD @ElieJarrougeMD]

There will come a day when everyone realizes that the LDL cholesterol value on a blood test tells you nothing about one’s health.

But that day won’t come easily when there’s a $35 billion industry profiting from it.

[Edward @EdwardTWinz]

I just got off the phone with someone who served alongside Pete Hegseth in the 101st Airborne. What he told me should end every "he's just a TV guy" argument permanently.

"Every officer I've ever respected had one thing in common. They weren't fighting for a paycheck or a promotion. They were fighting for something they believed was bigger than themselves. Pete is that guy. Always has been."

Hegseth stood at West Point today and quoted Isaiah 6:8 to the graduating class.

"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us? And I said, Here I am. Send me."

He didn't read it off a teleprompter. He delivered it the way a man delivers something he actually believes.

He chose this moment knowing half the country would mock him for it.

He chose this moment knowing the media would call it inappropriate.

He chose this moment knowing it would dominate the headlines for the wrong reasons.

He chose this moment knowing exactly what it would cost him — and said it anyway.

A defense analyst I know who has covered Pentagon leadership for fifteen years put it this way: "The difference between Hegseth and every SecDef in recent memory isn't politics. They all had the same podium. The difference is he actually believes something."

Read that again.

Every Secretary of Defense had the same stage at West Point. Only one walked out and told the next generation of officers that service is a calling, not a career.

I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

"I LOVE CHOLESTEROL! Do you know what my Cholesterol is?"

"TAKE A DEEP BREATH.....IT IS 325."
~Dr. Alok Chopra, Cardiologist

"Cholesterol is deeply linked to our immune system. It deactivates bacteria, pathogens, viruses, yeast & mold."

"It controls infections, protecting damage, reducing the chances of AIDS, Alzheimer's, recovery from illness. All of that is done by Cholesterol."

The greatest myth in the field of medicine is that there is a relationship between high cholesterol & heart disease~it does not exist.

There are no benefits to taking a Statin, yes they lower your cholesterol, but they do not lower Cardiovascular Risk or Disease.

In fact, low Cholesterol is dangerous & is causal for Heart Attack, Cancer & Stroke.

Cholesterol Is Essential, Without It Our Bodies Cannot Make:
Testosterone
Aldosterone
Cortisol
DHT Dihydrotestosterone
DHEA Dehydroepiandrosterone
Estradiol
Estriol
Estrone
Progesterone
Vitamin D

Total cholesterol levels are meaningless. The best biomarker for cardiac health is low Triglycerides & high HDL. The TG/HDL ratio optimally should be less than 1.5

[ICR @ICRscience]

The rock layers and fossils can be understood through the lens of the Flood, which offers a coherent and scientifically grounded explanation for these natural phenomena.

[Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza]

.@charliekirk11 had said to delete your Bible apps and to instead use a physical Bible: “Satan hates it when you read the Bible.” Great advice, Charlie.

[Ken Ham @aigkenham]

There’s “no evidence” from Scripture that there was a fall?!

In 2019, the website of BioLogos, the organization that actively tries to get churches and Christian institutions to believe in evolution and millions of years, stated,

“We’re thrilled to announce the release of an important new book, Understanding Scientific Theories of Origins: Cosmology, Geology, and Biology in Christian Perspective. This book—a textbook—was written by five Wheaton College professors. [It is] the fruit of a 3-year grant they received from BioLogos in 2013.”

Now the professors who wrote this book promote evolution and millions of years, demonstrated by saying, “Although some Christians have argued that the fall utterly disrupted some kind of original perfection of creation, there is no evidence from either the Bible or the creation, making that a foregone conclusion.”

At @AiG and in the @ArkEncounter and @CreationMuseum exhibits, we teach the opposite of this statement. AiG teaches that the fall utterly disrupted the original perfection, and we show directly from Scripture that we now live in a groaning world because of sin.

So why do these Wheaton College professors claim the fall did not disrupt “some kind of original perfection of creation”?

Well, to put it simply, because they believe in millions of years! Instead of starting with God’s Word, they’re starting with man’s word and adding it into the Bible.

[ICR @ICRscience]

We see the flaws in radioisotope dating when it fails to accurately date recent volcanic eruptions and produces contradicting results.

[ICR @ICRscience]

Given its contradictions and built-in assumptions, radioisotope dating doesn’t and can’t prove an old earth.

[Lee A Disotell @Geolandman]

@ForgiatoBlow47 Twice if that were legal, but then im not a democrat!

[Danny @Truth_matters20]

Who else is a believer in the Doctrines of Grace? 🙋‍♂️

[𝕊𝕠𝕝𝕒 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕕 🎚️ @sola_chad]

The Bible has 66 books, 40 authors, and was written over 1500 years. It contains approx. 1 million words, and The New Testament alone has 7,957 verses. There is not one mention of a prayer to Mary. All 650 recorded prayers are to God alone. Mary can’t hear you.

[ICR @ICRscience]

By assuming decay rates never change, secular science guarantees a result of billions of years before the investigation even begins.