Course Overview Advanced Creationism is designed to equip you with information about the Biblical and scientific evidence for Creation and to understand the arguments used on both sides of the creation/evolution debate. This course is also intended to glorify God by acknowledging Him as Creator and assist you in witnessing to others about His Creation. The course contains twelve modules. It is recommended that you take the twelve modules in sequential order. To assist you in the learning process, each module has been designed with a practice examination that allows you to test your understanding of the material just covered. In addition, there is a proctored final examination that is cumulative, measuring your overall knowledge of all twelve modules. Course Module List Advanced Creationism is divided into twelve modules. Introduction to Biblical Creationism Introduction to Scientific Creationism The Origin of the Universe The Age of the Earth: a Geologic Perspective Mt. St. Helens: Evidence for Catastrophe The Origin of Life The Long War Against God The Origin of Man A Geologist Looks at Noah's Flood Evolution: Challenge of the Fossil Record The Dinosaur Mystery Solved Grand Canyon: Monument to the Flood Course Design Each of the twelve modules consists of three parts: a video, the textbook, and the Web site. Video Each module's video features one of ICR Graduate School's premiere professors. (Videos are approximately fifty-minute long) Textbook Each module's reading assignment will cover a portion of The Modern Creation Trilogy. Web site Each module's Web pages present: Sidebars (Sidebars give supplemental information about a topic on the video.) Additional readings from ICR publications such as Impact and Back to Genesis articles Examples of Current Research in the field Supplemental reading (additional Impact and Back to Genesis articles) (If a topic is only covered in the Supplemental readings,that topic is not included on the exams.) A Summary & Review of the material covered in the module A Practice Examination to test your knowledge of the material presented.