How can distant starlight reach us in just 6,000 years?
Creationists have more in their armoury now to deal with that question than ever before—while the problems for long-age evolutionists just get worse.
Granite formation: catastrophic in its suddenness
Catastrophic in its suddenness.
Too many dinosaur names
The number of dinosaur species names has been halved—from more than 1,000
down to 500 or so. Did Noah need to take these hundreds of dinos aboard the Ark?
Venus: Cauldron of fire
The beautiful morning and evening star holds a fiery secret underneath its cloudy veil—a world so hot that lead will melt at its surface.
Fountains of the great deep on Mars?
New data indicates that there were huge underground springs of water that burst
forth on Mars—and huge buried glaciers have also been identified.
Power evangelism
Brad Tuttle flexes muscle for a purpose.
Was Christianity plagiarized from pagan myths?
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Origin of oxygen more complex than imagined
Contradictory observations mean more trouble for naturalistic theories but the problems disappear within a biblical perspective.
‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’—a movie review
A remake of the 1951 classic continues the ‘spiritual’ themes, but with a hyperenvironmentalist-new age flavour. And more about ‘evolving’.
Can it bee?
The brilliant design involved in bee flight is being studied for its potential in mini flying robots and more.
Genesis: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle
A popular Canadian public speaker tells it like it is.
Starlight and time—a further breakthrough
An Australian physics professor shows how light would have reached Earth from the most distant stars in an extremely short time, demolishing one of the major objections to biblical creation.