Paul Garner presenting his paper on the history of speciation in creationism:
Ken Turner delivered his paper on the meaning and theological significance of min:
Roger Sanders discussed speciation on islands after the Flood:
Here I am presenting my best case for discontinuity (which turns out could be much better, and I'm looking forward to advancing the research):
Kurt Wise presenting his Post-Flood Continuity Criterion, which turns out to be even more fascinating than the preview he gave at BSG last year:
Joe Francis advanced creationist understanding of symbiosis and speciation:
Here's my favorite picture. After dinner we had a little Q&A in the Oak Room, where microbiologist Joe Francis explained the nuances of cholera, while Bible scholar Ken Turner struggled to stay awake (God bless him for putting up with a weekend of us scientists):
The real reason I come to England:
If you would like to get a copy of the proceedings of this conference, then this is your lucky day. Wipf and Stock has just posted the online order form for this book on their website, for a cost of only $17.60 plus shipping:
Genesis Kinds book
If you're looking for a copy in England, contact the conference cosponsor, Biblical Creation Ministries. They have a few leftover copies from the conference, which they will be selling.
