What the New Testament doesn’t say
The New Testament doesn’t specifically cite every detail from Genesis 1–11; and this is evidence for creation’s importance in the earliest church.
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Science, history, and the Bible
Where do evolution and the Bible fit into how we investigate science and history?
Of missing gaps and magic bullets
Does the Bible teach any sort of a ‘gap’ theory? Is there such a thing as a universal ‘knock down’ argument against evolution?
An unconvincing Shroud story
This book presents a fascinating but impossible thesis for the origin and significance
of the Shroud of Turin.
The Resurrection and Genesis
Jesus’ resurrection was a historical event, and it depends on the historical reality of the events of Genesis 1.
What part of Genesis should we believe? All of it!
A conservative columnist slips up on Genesis.
The Church Fathers on the Genesis Flood
The Church Fathers were practically unanimous in affirming the historical reality
and global extent of the Genesis Flood.
Genesis 1 and theories of origin
Dr John Dickson responds to Prof. Zuiddam’s criticism of his attempt to make
room for secular origins ‘science’ in Genesis 1 and Prof. Zuiddam replies.
The Fall and the existence of other religions
If there is only one true god, then how come the world today has diverse religions?
Dubious and dangerous exposition
A review of The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate
by John H. Walton
Are praying mantises kosher?
Can the Bible count the number of legs on an insect?
Defending the authority of Scripture
Lael Weinberger talks with leading Bible expositor John MacArthur