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Creation in-depth: Engineering without an engineer
01 Aug 2014
A review of Evolution: A View from the 21st Century by James A. Shapiro
by J. Günter Grossmann
Dinosaur demise did not jump start mammal evolution
18 Dec 2009
Another long-cherished evolutionary ‘truth’ falls by the wayside.
by Michael J. Oard
The Pelican Spider: also known as the assassin spider
24 Nov 2014
A highly unusual spider testifies to biblical creation.
by Len de Beer
Medicine and miracles
09 Feb 2019
God can do miracles, so is getting medical care a sign of lacking faith?
by Lita Sanders
‘Animal salad’ points to catastrophic demise
30 Apr 2018
Evolutionists struggle to explain an enormous fossil graveyard that includes sea, land, and flying creatures.
by Len de Beer
Researcher speaks up on pressure to conform
17 Nov 2009
Whether from self-censorship or peer review, data that goes against ‘the prevailing view’ doesn’t get published.
by Carl Wieland
Valley and canyon formation in the Flood model
08 May 2019
The past is the key to the present understanding of these geological features.
by Micheal Oard
Time travel and moral implications
07 Aug 2010
What are the moral implications of time travel? Is it even logically possible?
by Carl Wieland
The weird, wonderfully-designed sawfish
23 Apr 2018
From its comical snout to its friction-reducing skin, this endangered fish bears testimony to its Designer.
by Lita Cosner and Robert Carter
“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
Do creationists need to prove God exists?
08 Jun 2019
A skeptic says that creation is fictional because we haven’t proved that God exists. Is he right?
by Lita Sanders
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