Just as the outside of a platypus was awkward for evolutionary expectations, now that the platypus genome has been published, the ‘inside’ of a platypus is just as much of an enigma.

RC Sproul says he is now a six-day, young-earth creationist.

Unexpected gift gives new knowledge and assurance in God the Creator.

Steven Mithen uses every opportunity to sing evolution’s praises. But the Singing Neanderthals author admits he’s now ‘even more mystified’ as to how singing could have originated.

Why do they rely on insults, misinformation, stereotypes and scare tactics, instead of addressing what creationists are actually saying and using coherent, logical scientific arguments to make their case?

Speculation becomes more exotic and more incredulous, yet creationist cosmologies easily explain the baffling acceleration.

How should Christians respond to the growing popularity of Buddhism and the associated idea of reincarnation?

Insects have inspired engineers to build a better ‘sticky tape’, and even robots that can walk up walls—a great idea for cleaning windows of high-rise buildings!

When the mystery is removed from this scientific method we discover it’s all based on unverifiable assumptions.

Discovering leg bones in the fossil snake Eupodophis has evolutionists excited. But are leggy snakes ‘primitive’, and what have they to do with the Curse in Genesis 3?

A closer look at a claim about the world’s oldest trees—allegedly older than the biblical date of creation.

An adventure tragedy tests faith to the limit and raises tough questions about life.