Creation in-depth: Soft secularism is no solution
A review of Worlds Before Adam by Martin J.S. Rudwick.
Why young-age creationism is good for science
It has the potential to improve the world of science significantly through increased accountability for speculative naturalistic scientists.
Evolution, creation, & thermodynamics - Part 2
Information and order, form, body, arrangement and complexity do not arise spontaneously, but are spontaneously and naturally lost.
Mars’ catastrophic geology
Flooding, volcanism, glacial movement, sedimentary deposits and even geysers point
to a violent past not long ago.
New genetic information claim rebutted; and goo-to-you terminology defended
Contrary to evolutionist claims, Richard Lenski’s citrate-digesting bacteria
do not support microbes-to-man evolution.
From Darwin to Dover
A review of The Creation-Evolution Debate: Historical Perspectives by Edward J. Larson
More secular confusion about moon’s former magnetic field
It’s now non-existent and scientists are puzzled about why it had one in the first place.
A sloppy kind of Christianity
A review of A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions That Are Transforming the
Faith by ‘emergent church’ leader Brian McLaren
Theistic evolution and the doctrine of death
‘No death before sin’, say biblical creationists, as an argument against theistic evolution—but there is so much more to the argument than that.
Desert varnish grows much faster than geologists admit
Researchers scramble for another explanation after finding—contrary to expectations—that varnish forms quickly on desert rocks.
The truth … and nothing but the truth
When one looks at all the facts, the case for evolution and millions of years crumbles.
A new weed species—does it prove Creation wrong?
Rather than ‘evolution in action’, claims of a new weed species show that the Designer created complexity that allows for speciation.