Which universities, colleges, and seminaries teach a literal Genesis, including six-day, young-Earth Creation? (alphabetical list)

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• Creation or Evolution—What difference does it make? Answer —What difference does it make whether one believes the world was created or evolved? Can't one embrace Christianity and evolution?
• BIBLICAL IMPORTANCE—Is the age of the Earth a “trivial” doctrinal point? Answer —Many Christians today fail to see the importance of believing in a literal interpretation of the Genesis Creation account. Don’t be fooled—this issue is of great importance to Bible believing Christians, and this answer helps to explain why.
• Should Genesis be taken literally? Answer —Genesis is “the book of beginnings.” It is no wonder why there is so much attack as to the “proper” interpretation of Genesis. How should it be interpreted today?
• Is the Bible clear about the age of the Earth and universe? Answer —Did God take billions of years for creation, or was God actually referring to a literal 24-hour time-period in reference to each, individual creation day?
• How can light get to us from stars which are millions of light years away in a universe which the Bible claims is only thousands of years old? Answer —Interesting explanations are reviewed in this discussion on how science and the Bible may correspond to one another.
• 4TH DAY—Was the fourth day of creation twenty-four hours long? Answer —Creation of the sun, moon, and stars.
• 6TH DAY—Could all of the events recorded on the 6th day of creation really have taken place during a normal, 24-hour-type day? Answer —Adam and the naming of the animals.
• 24-HOUR DAYS—Does the Hebrew text really refer to 24-hour periods in the Creation week? Answer —What are some of the implications of believing in day-age theories?
• PROGRESSIVE CREATIONISM—Is it a viable option? Answer —Progressive creationism is becoming very popular among evangelical Christian. Find out what progressive creationism is and whether it holds the key to harmonizing theology and science.
• THEISTIC EVOLUTION—Is it biblical? Answer —Does theistic evolution fit with the Bible? What effects can the adoption of theistic evolution cause for those who believe in it?
• Progressive Creationism—Who is Hugh Ross and what does he teach? Answer —Many people have heard of Hugh Ross and his ministry and have asked ChristianAnswers.Net about him. The following is a short summary of key teachings.
• GAP THEORY—What is it? And is it a good theory? Answer —Origin of the theory. Problems.
• GAP THEORY—Is it an acceptable way to harmonize the Bible and the geologic record? Answer —Discussion of the biblical and logical problems with the “Gap Theory,” also called the Ruin-and-Reconstruction theory. It is used by some Christians in an attempt to harmonize the Bible, the geologic record and long ages.
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• GALILEO—What were his real scientific and biblical conflicts with the Church? Answer —Many do not know the truth about the famous conflict between the Roman Catholic Church and this man of science and man of God.
• Who wrote the first book of the Bible—Genesis? Answer —Was Genesis compiled from numerous sources, as some scholars say? Are there different authors for various portions of Genesis?
• How should we interpret Genesis 1-11? Answer —The first 11 chapters of Genesis have incurred the most criticism from modern scholars, scientists, and sceptics. Is Genesis poetry, parable, prophecy, or truth?
• What about the “contradictions” between Genesis 1 and 2 and other supposed difficulties? Answer —Skeptics and seekers alike often point to supposed inconsistencies and contradictions in Genesis. Take a look.
• Does God expect us to read Genesis 1-11 as a record of authentic historical fact, or is this simply a collection of parable-like stories? Answer —Fact or fantasy? Is there evidence from within Genesis, and throughout the rest of the Scriptures, that seem to point to the view that Genesis 1-11 is intended to be understood as historical truth?
• Why should any one have to accept ancient hearsay as evidence for the existence of a god? Answer