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Climate change and LGBT issues. What’s the Creation connection?
24 Sep 2020
How does biblical creation allow us to
by Gary Bates
Stonehenge’s solar secrets
17 Mar 2022
New discoveries at Stonehenge reveal the ancient builders had accurate knowledge of the solar 365.25 day year.
by Gavin Cox
Signs point people the wrong way
04 Mar 2013
How a small wording to a tourist sign changes the way people look at the landscape.
by Tas Walker
Unique species in far-away places
15 Sep 2013
How did they get there?
by John O'Brien
John … the creation evangelist
23 Jun 2010
For two decades leading up to AD 90, John, the last Apostle alive, had seen false teaching infiltrating the 1st-century Church—a white-ant process which, if left unchecked, could ultimately have destroyed it.
by Russell Grigg
What would count as ‘new information’ in genetics?
26 Nov 2019
Let’s explore the answer to a common skeptical question about ‘new information’ in genetics.
by Paul Price, Robert Carter
Bioluminescence—the light of living things
06 Mar 2019
A chemical reaction allows a tiny creature to stand out in the dark.
by Martin Tampier
Does a worldview have to be livable?
29 May 2010
Christianity passes the test with flying colours.
by Lita Sanders
Skippy surprises scientists
20 Jan 2009
Kangaroos are not supposed to be our close evolutionary relatives. But a recent genetic analysis shows ’roo genes are ‘largely the same’ as in people.
by Carl Wieland
Making the ‘Christmas sermon’ relevant for today’s culture
Making the ‘Christmas sermon’ relevant for today’s culture
by Bodie Hodge
Does the Ark of the Covenant have Egyptian influences?
29 May 2021
Egyptologists recognize the Ark of the Covenant has Egyptian influences in its design. How do we respond to such claims and still recognize the Bible is God’s unique Word?
by Gavin Cox
Dark matter caused the demise of the dinosaurs?
13 Dec 2016
A physicist is sure that dark matter sheds light on what happened to some of the world’s biggest extinct animals.
by John G. Hartnett