In this episode of Believing the Bible, hosts Scott Lane, Terry Read, and Dr. Carl Williams from the San Antonio Bible-Based Science Association (SABBSA) unpack Ernst Haeckel’s infamous "recapitulation theory"—the long-discredited 19th-century idea that human embryos replay evolutionary stages (fish, amphibian, reptile) in the womb.

In this episode of Believing the Bible, hosts Scott Lane, Terry Read, and Dr. Carl Williams from the San Antonio Bible-Based Science Association (SABBSA) unpack Ernst Haeckel&rsquo;s infamous "recapitulation theory"&mdash;the long-discredited 19th-century idea that human embryos replay evolutionary stages (fish, amphibian, reptile) in the womb.

Believing The Bible

Hosts Scott Lane and Terry Read invite you to tune in each Saturday at 1:45pm as they bring you information on creation science and biblical apologetics found nowhere else in South Texas on AM 630 The Word (KSLR).

Aug 8 Pgm Haeckel Hoax

In this episode of Believing the Bible, hosts Scott Lane and Terry Read welcome Dr. Robert Carter from Creation Ministries International to examine scientific evidence supporting biblical history. Together, they discuss genetic research—including mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome data—to demonstrate how modern biology aligns with the historical accounts of Adam, Eve, and Noah.

In this episode of Believing the Bible, hosts Scott Lane and Terry Read welcome Dr. Robert Carter from Creation Ministries International to examine scientific evidence supporting biblical history. Together, they discuss genetic research&mdash;including mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome data&mdash;to demonstrate how modern biology aligns with the historical accounts of Adam, Eve, and Noah.

Oct 3 Pgm Dr. Robert Carter-CMI Genetics

In this episode of Believing the Bible, the hosts examine the fiery national debate over new Texas laws requiring Bible readings and the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. Examining historical precedents like the 1844 Supreme Court case Vidal v. Girard and the country's founding history, they argue that secularism and evolution operate as their own forms of religion in schools today—and that reintroducing biblical teachings is essential for restoring moral culture.

In this episode of Believing the Bible, the hosts examine the fiery national debate over new Texas laws requiring Bible readings and the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. Examining historical precedents like the 1844 Supreme Court case Vidal v. Girard and the country's founding history, they argue that secularism and evolution operate as their own forms of religion in schools today&mdash;and that reintroducing biblical teachings is essential for restoring moral culture.

Sep 26 Pgm Are Bible Readings in Texas Public School Unconstitutional?

In this episode of Believing the Bible, the hosts from the San Antonio Bible-Based Science Association critique the sci-fi movie Disclosure Day and discuss the cultural fascination with UFOs and extraterrestrial life. Drawing on biblical scripture and scientific principles, they argue that reported alien encounters and physical impossibilities are actually deceptive, interdimensional manifestations of spiritual forces and demons rather than life from other planets.

In this episode of Believing the Bible, the hosts from the San Antonio Bible-Based Science Association critique the sci-fi movie Disclosure Day and discuss the cultural fascination with UFOs and extraterrestrial life. Drawing on biblical scripture and scientific principles, they argue that reported alien encounters and physical impossibilities are actually deceptive, interdimensional manifestations of spiritual forces and demons rather than life from other planets.

Aug 8 Pgm Haeckel Hoax

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