UC Geology Club to Broadcast Science Vs. Creationism Debate
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences Geology Club will project the live webcast of the debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m. in Braunstein Hall, Room 201, at the University of Cincinnati. The subject of their debate is "Is Creation a Viable Model of Origins in Today's Modern Scientific Era?"
Nye is a science educator, Emmy Award-winning television personality and CEO of The Planetary Society. Ham is an author, CEO of Answers In Genesis and former science educator.
Join colleagues, professors, students and interested individuals to witness the debate and then join in engaged dialogue immediately following. Additional information from debatelive.org: Yes, the live stream is really 100 percent FREE of charge on debatelive.org as well as Google+ Hangouts On Air powered by YouTube, and will be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel immediately following the debate.
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