Symposium connects scientific truths with teachings in Bible

  • Chemist Dr. Ryan Hayes helps guide a group of young audience members as they create homemade slime while on stage during a Creation Science Symposium held at the Mueller Civic Center and hosted by the Hot Springs Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Chemist Dr. Ryan Hayes helps guide a group of young audience members as they create homemade slime while on stage during a Creation Science Symposium held at the Mueller Civic Center and hosted by the Hot Springs Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star

    HOT SPRINGS – A message made clear at the end of a presentation to about 80 audience members, including several children, at the Mueller Center last Friday afternoon was that, “life cannot happen on its own. There needs to be a Creator.”

    The speaker, Dr. Ryan T. Hayes, a chemistry professor at Andrews University in Berrian Springs, Michigan, demonstrated this through a couple of on-stage examples w…