For two amazing nights, the folks in Texas were treated to the likes of Frank Sherwin and Brian Thomas.  On Wednesday, April 29th, Brian talked about the dinosaur and how recent discoveries give clear indication that the dino hasn't been extinct all that long.  For two or three thousand years, and perhaps four or five, but definitely not the 64 million that evolutionists would have us believe.

On Thursday, April 30th, Frank talked about our solar system and the vastness of space while posing the question, "How could something so intricate and so complex possibly have come about by chance?"

This was an all day event featuring five renowned scientists.  From the Big Bang to Lenski's experiment, an array of topics were covered and, for many, it was an awesome experience.  If nothing else, students now know that Darwin isn't the only kid on the block.  There are other theories and other views, viable views, views that warrant further research and investigation.

The school's Biology Department tried shutting us down, but, believe it or not, it was school officials who came to our defense.  Though stopping short of endorsing our message, they refused to interfere.  "Free speech is at the heart of academic freedom," said MSU's VP of communications, "and is something we take very seriously."

Speaking before a packed auditorium, Dr. Charles Jackson gave an astounding powerpoint presentation on vestigial organs. Turns out, organs that many thought useless actually serve a purpose. Whether it's the tonsils, the appendix or tail bone, they all serve a purpose, which shouldn't surprise us. Think about it. If everything has been created by a Master Designer, it stands to reason that everything would have a purpose.