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The conflict between conservation and Darwinian natural selection
Laudable conservation efforts are predicated on the belief that nature shouldn’t change over time, but this doesn’t sit well with the prevalent evolutionary belief that nature does change over time.
by Andrew Sibley
The French Connection
Western belief in ‘deep time’ first appeared in 17th and 18th century France
by Andrew Sibley
Why should a Christian ‘labour and toil’?
Are Christians exempt from work, or on the contrary, called to work, unto the Lord? Our work ethics are rooted in the book of Genesis.
by Marc Ambler
The work ethic
The source of the work ethic that drove development of Western democracies.
by Marc Ambler
Will the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) find extra-terrestrial life?
The James Webb space telescope will be able to examine the atmospheres of exoplanets in greater clarity than ever before. Will we find a truly habitable exoplanet?
by Joshua Howells
Apologetics – a steppingstone, not a crutch
Avoid a pitfall: don’t let apologetics become a crutch for your faith!
by Paul Price
When we let the doubts win
Is there a way back to trusting God again?
by Shaun Doyle
‘Atheist atrocities fallacy’?
What is it? Is it a real fallacy? How do we respond?
by Shaun Doyle
Countering the Assault on Eyewitnesses
A frequent claim repeated by skeptics: “Eyewitness testimony is notoriously unreliable.” Let’s investigate this claim.
by Paul Price
Historical Science, Chaos Theory, and the sliding scale of trust
What can the famed character Ian Malcolm from Jurassic Park teach us about forensic investigations and historical science?
by Paul Price, Robert Carter
The parable of the cupboard and Genesis 1:29–30
A simple parable to help you in your conversations with Christian old-earthers.
by Paul Price
Having your cake, and eating it
Evolution is often claimed to explain something and its opposite, so it certainly should not be called science, rather an unfalsifiable ideology!
by Lucien Tuinstra