We would like to know if there are any Bible college or seminary students or graduates in TTN.

The potentially fatal conceit of scientists on the cutting edge of practical genetics, physics, etc., lies in their crippled concept of God. They can't imagine a Creator who is smarter and infinitely more powerful than them. So they believe they can be God and manage the consequences of anything they might do.

They're wrong and they routinely throw open doors, any one of which might conceal a monster that will consume them and possibly the rest of us as well.

I've never put any stock in BI - the doctrine that says the lost tribes basically became Europeans and then migrated here to the US and those of us who come to Torah are literally Ephraim. My wife and I got our DNA ancestry tested and the results are really intriguing - we are both overwhelmingly European with strikingly similar ancestry. I'm 58% German and the rest Irish or the islands off Ireland. My wife is 62% British and the rest eastern European. The fact that we're so close in ancestry raises the eyebrow. But we have absolutely ZERO middle eastern anything in us. Zip. Zilch. So maybe we're adopted children of YHVH after all?

Progressive revelation is an important principle in understanding the Scriptures, but the term itself tells us that the first revelation can't be abandoned in favor of the latter without undermining the entire structure. Forgetting what was revealed at the beginning makes us blind at the end.