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Mount St. Helens - Creation Information Center - Museum - Bookstore - Volcano - Washington |
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4749 Spirit Lake Highway Silverlake, WA. 98645 msh ---- museum@ya-hoo.com Phone/Fax: 1-360-274-5737 (Open most days from 9am - 6pm)
Directions: Located 9.5 miles East of
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Museum Video! 5 min. |
Visiting the 7 Mountain Wonders |
Newsletters |
Creation Resources Available |
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(0a) - Brochure - The Seven Wonders Museum and Bookstore (1a) - Contents of the MSH Visitors Resource Packet (1b) - The 7 Wonders of Mount St. Helens (1c) - Understanding Natural Disasters (1d) - Is the Lava Dome at Mount St. Helens Really 1 Million Years Old? (2a) - Volcanoes |
(2b) - Eruption of Mount St. Helens (2c) - Rapid Recovery in the Blast Zone (3a) - Johnston Ridge Observatory Complex (3b) - Seeing the Seven Wonders of MSH (3c) - West Side Volcano Attractions (3d) - Spirit Lake Memorial Highway Mile by Mile (3e) - Hikes/Trails/Walks (3f) - East Side & South Side Attractions |
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| The Mount St. Helens Creation Information Center invites
you to stop here to get the "point" our Creator left in the wake of the
1980-1984 eruptions - although there is literally no point any more on
the mountain, there is truly a message from deep in the crater and its
surroundings that you will not find at any other visitor center on Spirit
Lake Memorial Highway.
This center relates how geological formations, such as those created by the eruption of Mt. St. Helens, show that the earth may be only thousands of years old rather than billions. Many scientists now believe the best explanation for geological strata is that some catastrophe formed them. Creation scientists believe that the world-destroying Biblical Flood was the foremost catastrophe. Come and see the seven mountain wonders! |
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· Rapidly produced changes at Mt. St. Helens, 1980-1984 · Canyon erosion, including the "Little Grand Canyon" of the Toutle River
· Stratification formed by hurricane-velocity pyroclastic flows
· Redeposited forests that dropped bark into Spirit Lake - forming peat
· Applications to Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and the origin of coal
· The implications of creation science to one's self and society
"Many have considered it (creation science) to be simply religion in disguise ... this situation is regrettable ..." Dean H. Kenyon, Professor of Biology at San Francisco State University
Eruptions at Mount St. Helens compel us to look more closely at the science upon which we base our life - should it be the creation model or the evolution model? The following quotes from the book, "What is Creation Science" by Henry Morris & Gary Parker speak to this question.
"...the concept of creation is every bit as scientific as the concept of an ongoing naturalistic evolutionary process... in fact, a better scientific model."
"The creation/evolution question is after all, not merely a trivial issue that concerns only biologists on the one hand or religious people on the other. The issue permeates in one way or another every field of academic study and every aspect of national life. It deals with two opposing basic world views - two philosophies of origins and destinies, of life and meaning. Consequently, it is (or should be) of special concern to everyone."
Amazing new studies on the capabilities of Noah's Ark show how, realistically, life could have been preserved just as the Bible records.
We have books to answer the following questions:
1. What should we learn from natural disasters such as the eruption of Mount St. Helens?
2. How much of evolution is actually proven fact, and why is it so often taught as the only explanation for the formation of earth and matter?
3. What caused the extinction of dinosaurs?
4. How did the waters of the global flood affect climate, atmosphere and future generations?
5. If I accept the creation view of origins, will it be a more
healthy philosophy on which to base my life?
Well-documented literature and videos on sale.
Suitable for college-level,
home school, and general reading.
Call for group discounts on books.
The Center cooperates with local and regional creation groups and
is supported by donation. Features careful science & theology.
Staffed by volunteers Lloyd and Doris Anderson who live on-site.
Open most days from 9-6 and by appointment. Confirm before
coming.
Home schoolers & other groups: schedule a field trip to
the Center.
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http://www.creationism.org/sthelens/