Christian Homeschoolers Get New Science: Proves God Exists?

Online, September 22, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (Orlando. Fl) Christian families have a new tool in their

arsenal when educating their children. Statistics indicate that Christians are increasingly

frustrated by the public school's inability to share facts with students that support their core

beliefs. In addition many Christian families believe their faith is under attack as part of a

"cultural war". A new multimedia course that objectively analyzes Biblical text and compares it to

recent history promises to give parents an additional empirical tool that verifies their Family's

faith.

The new study tool pioneered by Prophetic Science attempts to sift out circular reasoning and

assumptions that have plagued earlier works examining biblical prophetical texts. "Both skeptics

and Christians have the tendency to read into a text what they want it to mean" Says Mike Anthony

one of Prophetic Science's co-founders. This approach just takes the well established meanings of

the words in their written language and compares it to the reality of what happened in the 20th

century where it can be independently verified. Its an objective approach that is pretty

convincing."

Prophetic Science claims that the results of the study go beyond just showing a reason for why

Christians can be confident in their faith. "The results taken as a whole are not ambiguous. You

can try and poke holes here and there but when you look at everything together it proves there is a

real phenomenon in the text and yes we'd say it proves the existence of God in an empirical way".

The 16 course for preteens to adults examines a wide range of biblical text and through an

interactive multimedia presentation matches the texts written hundreds of years ago to actual

events that took place within this century.

For home schooled children there are additional online resources including graded testing. For

parents and adults there are forums for additional interaction. First round of classes begins in

late October.