Events

Bismarck Science and Faith will be hosting a study titled The Bigger Picture on Creation at the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library, 15 N 5th St, Bismarck, ND beginning at 7 pm, March 14, 2024.

We are screening the film UNIVERSE DESIGNED at the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library, Room A, on Saturday, May 30, at 1:00 PM. This film looks into the scientific, historical, and biblical evidence for the God of the Bible. Created by a former atheist who accepted Christ, Michael Ray Lewis, this documentary interviews Christian scientists, Biblical scholars, and apologists discussing the evidence for God and Jesus Christ.

This film walks the viewer through a several topics, discussed by leading apologists, Christian scientists, and biblical scholars:

•          TRUTH – relative or not

•          ORIGIN – beginning of the Universe

•          CAUSE – if the Universe had a beginning, how did it start

•          DESIGNER – something, or Someone, that transcends space, matter, energy, and time had to create

•          LIFE – how did life begin

•          WORD – is the Bible the Word of God and is it reliable

•          GOD – is the Christian God the Creator of the Universe and is Jesus real

This film ends asking the viewers two things – 1) can you deny what the evidence shows, and 2) what are you going to do with the evidence. Whether you are an agnostic, atheist, Christian, or other believer, this presentation is for you!

FREE event to be held at the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library, hosted by Bismarck Science and Faith. The event will be held in Room B on Monday, November 9, at 6:00 PM. We are showing the film DUAL REVELATION which discusses how science and faith are in harmony with each other.

Dual Revelation refers to the two revelations that God has given us to discover Him. In 1561, Protestant Reformers wrote The Belgic Confession, a compilation of 37 Articles which set doctrinal standards for the Reformed Church. Article 2 of this Confession states:

We know God by two means:

First, by the creation, preservation, and government of the universe, since that universe is before our eyes like a beautiful book in which all creatures, great and small, are as letters to make us ponder the invisible things of God: God’s eternal power and divini

Second, God makes himself known to us more clearly by his holy and divine Word, as much as we need in this life, for God’s glory and for our salvation.

The first part is known as General Revelation, which is the study of God’s world around us. Through science, we interpret General Revelation which points ty, as the apostle Paul says in Romans 1:20. All these things are enough to convict humans and to leave them without excuse.

us to God. Special Revelation is the study of God’s Word, and through theology, we interpret that revelation (along with God revealing Himself to us through history and the person of Jesus Christ). While General Revelation points us to God, the Creator, only Special Revelation is salvic – can show us the way to a saving relationship in Christ Jesus.