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Biblical reasons to affirm the creation days were 24 hour periods
03 Feb 2015
There are sound biblical reasons to interpret the days of creation as normal-length days.
by Lita Sanders
Echolocation ‘evolved in the same way’
03 Oct 2013
To explain echolocation without a designer, evolutionists now claim ‘200 genes had independently changed in the same way.’ This extensive homoplasy / ‘convergence’ undermines homology claims in building evolutionary trees.
by Jonathan Sarfati
Information Theory—part 1: overview of key ideas
31 Jan 2014
An overview of the key views about information theory by leading thinkers in the creation/evolution controversy.
by Royal Truman
The seven-day cycle
08 Jul 2015
It doesn’t divide into the year and it doesn’t fit into the month! So where does the seven-day week come from?
by David Malcolm
MSNBC’s seven signs of evolution all point to creation
28 May 2009
Evidence presented to support evolution does not do what is claimed.
by Tas Walker
Egyptian blue
24 Dec 2012
The science of the ancients and their ‘eternal’ colour.
by Patrick Clarke
Grotesque dinosaur cannibals!
19 Mar 2014
The Bible says God created animals to reproduce ‘after their kind’. But these dinosaurs ate their own kind! Go figure …
by David Catchpoole
The Red Sea Crossing: can secular science model miracles?
02 Feb 2018
Can secular scientists really investigate the parting of the waters that allowed the Israelites to escape the Egyptians?
by John K. Reed and Carl R. Froede Jr
Familiarity breeds … respect?
10 Jan 2011
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the current issue of Creation magazine. Subscribers are delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.
by Don Batten
What Would You Think?
09 Sep 2013
Surprising findings from a study on why people chose to become atheists.
by Michael Eggleton
Using Bible history to interpret the rocks and landscapes
18 Jan 2018
A powerful way to change your view of the world.
by Tas Walker
Electrical design in the human body
by Craig Savige