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Seven-Day Creation research in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
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Derek's Desk Issues
The Creation Function
The Creation Function
This 4-page, newsletter-style publication is designed for those interested in the latest literal 7-Day Creation research. Most of the research topics are brand-new and only available here at CreationFunction.com and its partner www.rae.org
The Creation Function
The Creation Function
The Creation Function
The Creation Function produces a logarithmic spiral pattern that makes 7 full rotations, just like 7 days is seven full rotations of the Earth. The Bible says that the World was Created in seven days. We see that this "seven days" is actually "seven rotations of Creation".
Noah's Ark
The Creation Function
Noah's Ark
Derek has found that the logarithmic spiral data obtained from the Creation Function correlates to The Periodic Table of the Elements, Noah's Ark, and The Fibonacci Series--A common and well-known growth pattern observed in Nature.
Videos
Principles of New Creation
Noah's Ark
Derek on TV!!! Most all topics will have an RAE video to help make the material more accessible.
Presentations
Principles of New Creation
Principles of New Creation
Derek has been presenting the Creation Function (aka Seven Perfect Days) to audiences for over 13 years.
Principles of New Creation
Principles of New Creation
Principles of New Creation
New Creation Research (NCR or "New Creation") is a new type of Creation Science founded by Derek. It resembles the "Young Earth" Creationism, but the sui generis of NCR necessitates its own standing.
Who Is Derek?
Derek (and His Actual Desk)
Derek Marshall of East Lansing, MI is an electrical engineer who holds a bachelor’s degree in Physics from Michigan State University. An inventor and former Marine, Derek discovered the Creation Function in 2005 and has applied it to many of the Bible’s more difficult topics as well as questions in Modern Physics and Chemistry.