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Your Origins Matter

48 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2013

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Henry M. Morris III

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Dr. Henry M. Morris III was the CEO of the Institute for Creation Research, which was founded by his father, Henry M. Morris.

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Author 1 book3 followers
December 24, 2025
Good food for thought about how our biblical origins do impact the rest of the gospel and humanity's meaning of life. I doubt that many people will be convinced to think differently about their beliefs after reading this book. But this book might cause people to consider the gospel without outright rejecting it.
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February 8, 2014
A booklet by the Institute for Cration Research, written by Henry Morris, son of the author of The Genesis Record.

Ideas have consequences when it comes to our origins. Life has no real meaning if we are here accidentally, without design or purpose of a creator.

Human life has a dignity above plants and animals, given by God. Life is an intricate wonder, and we are made in the image of God.

Morris closes with a simple explanation of the Gospel.

This might be good for junior or high schoolers getting interested in science and biology, being introduced to evolution.
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Author 4 books12 followers
December 29, 2013
This short work delves briefly into the necessity of truly understanding that our origin does matter. We were created by God and that has an impact on our lives whether we realize it or not.

The book is made up of short chapters that can provide a layperson with a beginning foundation to counteract society's false teaching that we just come from ooze and life doesn't really matter.

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