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Multiscale design paradigm: Studying God’s creation from a Creationeering perspective
Current apologetic strategies for presenting creation science has failed to some extent over the past few years. Atheism has increased tremendously in past 20 years. Deconstruction Christianity has also shipwrecked young Christian’s faith over the past 5 years. Finally, our Creation Science movement has lost the legal battles over the past 30 years. Given this background, the notion of creationeering is an attempt to bring engineering into the forefront of our movement since God designed and created everything. Research topics will be presented as well as a strategic plan for K-PhD education to bring God back into research, society, education, and the legal system via the Creationeering paradigm. The steps of engineering include the following: design, analysis, procurement, logistics, assembly, performance, sustainability, and death/recycling. Design objectives, constraints, and variables are discussed for the astrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere with respect to the Creationeering process.
Dr. Mark Horstemeyer
Mark Horstemeyer is a Distinguished Professor at Liberty University after being Dean of Engineering since 2019. Dr. Horstemeyer also has over 35 years of experience at Owens Corning Fiberglas, Sandia National Labs, and Mississippi State University. Mark is a fellow in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, American Society of Metals, Society of Automotive Engineers, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He has published over 600 journal articles, conference papers, books, and technical reports with a citation impact h-factor of over 70 with over 20,000 total citations; he has been invited to give over 150 lectures throughout the world and has mentored over 200 graduate students and post-doctoral researchers.
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