The Creation-Science
Research Center was founded in 1970 and
incorporated in California as a non-profit educational
and scientific corporation and is officially designated
by the State Attorney General as a public-service
corporation. C-SRC may be described as a public education
and advocacy organization. The overarching operating
principle of C-SRC is the development and application of
a constitutional-legal strategy for redressing
philosophical imbalance wherever tax-funds are being used
to promote a particular philosophical-religious belief
system. The Center's primary objective has been to change
the manner in which the public schools teach about
evolutionary theories. The purpose is to protect the
faith of Christian children from illegal offense against
their faith in the God of Creation. In 1981 the Center
sponsored a lawsuit, Segraves vs. the California State
Board of Education, which was tried in the Sacramento
Superior Court. A landmark trial judgment and a court
order were achieved which forbid the State from teaching
evolution dogmatically as fact. The task of forcing the
State fully to obey the court order continues.
The
Center's service activities include providing students,
parents, teachers, schools and churches with scientific
and legal information, bibliographic materials, and
answers to specific questions. The Center has prepared
and published numerous books, films and videos
audiovisuals, and study guides and materials for use in
home-schools, private schools, public schools, and
churches. These materials relate scientific data to the
biblical record of creation and thus promote a biblical
Christian world view. C-SRC participates in the
broad-spectrum public education effort, in obedience to
our Lord's Great Commission to bring the nation to a
decision--for the Creator-God and Redeemer of the Bible,
or against Him.
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