A tiny marsupial that can hibernate for over a year—should we use this to help ‘explain’ the feasibility of a year-long journey by animals on the Ark?

The ‘finest footage ever taken’ of something moving in Scotland’s ‘most mysterious’ lake has stirred debate once again. Could a plesiosaur be living in the loch’s deep, murky waters?

How do you show someone there’s a Creator? You can simply point to the things around you—in this example, a birdbox and a tree—and ask a few telling questions.

Pro-ID astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez has been denied tenure at Iowa State University, despite having exceeded by 350% his department’s standard for research excellence in peer-reviewed publications.

When asked ‘What is the most important book of all time?’, a popular science magazine gets the initial part of the answer right, but its reasoning is way wrong.

Just because we haven’t found bones of humans and dinosaurs in the same strata does not mean they didn’t live together.

RTB says Adam could not have done all that the Bible said he did in the time the Bible says. Just how long did he need?

What are the lessons from the film, and how does it compare with the true history of the world?

The impact of secular ‘scholarship’ on a person’s worldview is a warning for us and our children.

How does a gorge form so quickly?

In a BBC interview, the world’s most renowned atheist lets slip that he ‘respects’ the ‘rather profound idea’ of a ‘cosmic intelligence’ behind the laws of the universe.

Earth-like planet claim increases hope of finding extraterrestrial life. But is this justified?