Spider silk: both strong and smart
Why are spider webs so strong? Because silk can respond differently to different stresses, and sacrifice a few threads to preserve the whole web.
Creation in-depth: Proteins from random amino acid chains?
Have experiments shown that a high proportion of random polypeptides naturally form native-like folds?
Politicizing Jesus
A new novel about the death of Jesus.
New Dmanisi skull threatens to bring the house down
The human evolution story could be in for a major reshuffle. But how might we make sense of this find in the biblical framework?
Modern birds found with dinosaurs
Fossils of many modern birds are found with dinosaurs, but almost no museums display them.
‘Missing link’ misconceptions
What does the term ‘missing link’ mean? Is it helpful? And is a
‘minimum breeding population’ an argument against Genesis?
Our brains are getting bigger—no, smaller …
Evolutionists who linked human brain size to intelligence have had to change their story.
The tragic toll of toxic teaching
A review of Saving Darwin by Karl W. Giberson.
Human/animal hybrids: are they possible, and could they be saved?
Are human/animal hybrids a problem for Christianity, or even a possibility?
Slimy secrets
What has one foot, is small, and can go over anything? (Hint: it has a wonderfully slick method of locomotion!)
A Defense of Six-Day Creation
A former compromising pastor explains why he now believes that a strong stance
on Genesis is critical for the church.
The impact of evolution on the missionary evangelization of China
Few missionary endeavours have caught the imagination of the Christian church in the West, or suffered as many setbacks, as the evangelization of China.