Meet Mr. Science
Dakota Mac of Adventure Safaris
Often called Mr. Science by his students, Dakota Mac (Russ McGlenn) is a theology major, Christian Ed minor, game inventor, Creation Science teacher, explorer, dinosaur hunter, photographer, and national camp, school, and seminar speaker. He specializes in hands on demonstrations of the truths of God’s Word.
Who is Dakota Mac?
His Native American heritage gives him a unique background in hunting for clues to dinosaurs living in North America. He has also uncovered evidence of various cultures living here doing God’s mission work in North America before Columbus. He has searched Native American records and archeology sites to confirm these claims.
His Native American heritage gives him a unique background in hunting for clues to dinosaurs living in North America. He has also uncovered evidence of various cultures living here doing God’s mission work in North America before Columbus. He has searched Native American records and archeology sites to confirm these claims.
Dakota Mac, Russ McGlenn
Both students and parents report that Dakota Mac makes science come alive as he directs people’s eyes and hearts toward the Creator of the universe through his creative science programs.
As a student of theology, he blends God’s Word with science. Dakota Mac’s motto is that “true science, in contrast to evolutionary philosophy, always supports the Bible.” He maintains that pseudo-science, built on philosophy not laboratory proven experiments, is poor science and is hurting the discovery of God’s beneficial laws for mankind.
Dakota Mac is a dynamic teacher whose enthusiasm for his subject matter is infectious to those who attend his seminars. You will be thrilled and spiritually uplifted after you attend one of his meetings. People are asking Dakota Mac back to their meetings to teach more about the messages God would have us learn through His Creation.
Mystery of the Effigy Mounds, Evidence for humans and dinosaurs living together. 1996. The Adventure Safaris Creation Science Dinosaur Dig Workbook. Designed for learning how to excavate, mold, repair, and construct dinosaurs as well as skeletons of present-day animals.1997. Design Vs. Chaos, A New Model of the Atom Based on Classical Science and a Biblical World View, 2000.