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Step into the courtroom for a compelling, real-world legal drama that puts science, faith, and freedom on trial. In Admissible Evidence, follow the gripping story of Jason Radcliffe—a dedicated high school science teacher and father—who is terminated simply for including creation science books in his classroom library. His courageous fight, taken up by attorney Brian Cardona, sparks a landmark courtroom battle reminiscent of the historic Scopes trial.
This professionally designed online course blends storytelling with in-depth educational content, exploring key scientific disciplines including biology, geology, and cosmology. Alongside dramatic legal proceedings and powerful witness testimonies, you’ll encounter compelling evidence supporting young-earth creation and gain insight into leading scientists and their groundbreaking research.
Whether you're an educator, student, or simply curious about the intersection of science and faith, this course will both equip and inspire you. Discover how truth, courage, and redemption can stand firm even in the face of controversy—and be encouraged to do the same.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Dr. John Doane is known for his work in creation science. He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and has contributed to both scientific and religious discussions.
Dr. Doane is the author of Let God Be True: A Christian’s Guide to Origins Science, which explores the intersection of faith and science. He has also published several technical papers on millimeter-wave technology related to fusion energy research.
After graduating from Yale University, John Doane was a Hertz Fellow at MIT where he obtained a PhD in Electrical Engineering. He has worked in millimeter-wave technology at Bell Laboratories, the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and General Atomics. For many years he was on the Board of Directors for Jesus to the Communist World (which later became Voice of the Martyrs). He is a principal in DeposiTech, Inc., established by his wife to make plasma-based equipment for electronics manufacturing.
