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Time travel and moral implications
07 Aug 2010
What are the moral implications of time travel? Is it even logically possible?
by Carl Wieland
Fossilized insects show signs of stasis and rapid burial!
03 Jul 2015
Fossilized in the act of mating, these insects were clearly rapidly buried.
by Johan Kruger
Soft tissue preservation in a ‘Jurassic’ ichthyosaur
20 Jan 2021
More evidence that fossils are better explained in the biblical timeframe
by Phil Robinson
“Scoffers will come in the last days”
11 Oct 2016
Not only a head-teacher but, ‘horror of horrors’, a biblical creationist newsreader—whatever next? The End Times mockers believe in freedom of speech for all but those pesky evolution doubters.
by Philip Bell
‘Living fossils’
Liquidambar and Coelacanth
by Joachim Scheven
UFOs as spiritual phenomena
31 Jul 2021
Is it possible that some UFO sightings might be explained as demonic manifestations?
by Gary Bates
Post-Flood man continues to become smarter
23 Jan 2015
Evolutionists continue to be confounded by discoveries that man had complex intelligence at a point in history much earlier than they expected.
by Michael J. Oard
Having your cake, and eating it
18 Jun 2020
Evolution is often claimed to explain something and its opposite, so it certainly should not be called science, rather an unfalsifiable ideology!
by Lucien Tuinstra
Thinking biblically about termites and lizards
14 Oct 2012
Only when we use the Bible consistently as our foundation can we properly make sense of life.
by Shaun Doyle, Don Batten
Estrogen in men?
21 Nov 2015
Does a Y chromosome and estrogen in men make them confused about their sexual identity?
by Shaun Doyle
God, the universe, tolerance and suffering—Big issues, big questions from a curious seeker
27 Aug 2022
A World By Design conference attendee submits six questions, on existential type issues of the sort most people ponder at some point in their lives.
by Andrew Lamb
More evidence of Noah’s Flood, this time from Mongolia
30 Jul 2008
All over the world the story is the same—there was a terrible watery catastrophe that killed the dinosaurs quickly.
by Tas Walker