Thank you, ‘blogosphere battlers’—you’re making a difference
Even stay-at-home grandmothers are becoming online ‘soldiers for Christ’ at the frontline of the origins debate—and making a difference
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What the New Testament doesn’t say
The New Testament doesn’t specifically cite every detail from Genesis 1–11; and this is evidence for creation’s importance in the earliest church.
Teaching children about animal death
Children can take it hard. What to tell them?
Atheists in the pulpit—the sad charade of the Clergy Project
When the American Atheists convention was told “I’m a pastor currently serving a Methodist church … and I am an atheist”, the crowd hooted and clapped for over a minute.
Geologists see effects of Noah’s Flood in Africa
But their beliefs prevent them recognizing it.
Will Nibiru collide with Earth?
Yet another end-of-the-world scenario with lots of panic, but no substance.
Fishy Dawkinsia tales, tragic Dawkinsian philosophy
In the wake of having a new fish genus named after him, Richard Dawkins defends
his philosophy of life.
More ‘dino’ sightings in Papua New Guinea
The people of West New Britain in Papua New Guinea tell of seeing some interesting creatures in recent years.
Stephen Hawking: Key to the Cosmos
Stephen Hawking fails in his latest attack on God, as well as in his attempt to
explain the universe without God.
The power of a picture—or two
A carefully crafted but simple drawing can overturn some people’s millions-of-years
ideas more effectively and quickly than could a thousand words. And two drawings
can double the impact.
The Namblong people: ‘We need to know where we come from!’
Do you find the Bible’s ‘so-and-so begat so-and-so’ boring? The people of Papua don’t—and they rebuked the SIL translator for wanting to skip over Genesis 5.
Did God really say?
What would the Bible need to say if old-earthers were right? And what would their
reactions be?