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31 Mar 2021

The evolutionary hype around this month’s celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s Origin of Species ignores a key problem that even Darwin acknowledged.

by DC, JS & DB

23 Nov 2010

The Ark was totally feasible with technology known to the ancient world. But Ark defenders who assert superior science by Noah overlook the biblical worldview that made science possible.

by Jonathan Sarfati

31 Jul 2007

The discovery of a tablet with details of one of Nebuchadnezzar’s court officials supports the historicity of the book of Jeremiah.

by Don Batten

11 Jan 2017

The notion that petrification processes take thousands of years blown out of the water in a matter of weeks.

by Monty White

30 Aug 2008

Is there really a protein shaped like Jesus? cross? Are there really moths that look like snakes? And are some people really born with ?gay? brains?

by Andrew Lamb

03 Apr 2009

A generally useful apologetics book but has several blind spots about the age of the earth.

by Lita Sanders

18 Aug 2008

If you think finches are cute birds that eat seeds, then check out the ones on Wolf Island.

by David Catchpoole

23 Dec 2017

Could God have created a world where nobody sinned? If so, why didn’t He?

by Shaun Doyle

14 Dec 2015

The question of Ice Ages proves more of a problem for secular scientists to answer than it does for creationists.

by Michael J. Oard

01 May 2014

Does our DNA point to alien creators?

by Gary Bates

27 Jan 2014

Does common anatomy necessarily point to common ancestry?

by Dominic Statham

30 Jan 2024

If there are errors of detail in the Bible, doesn’t that mean that everything—including the Resurrection—is open to question?

by CW & Lita Cosner