All at once
A new discovery highlights the puzzle for evolutionary researchers as to why civilizations
and languages seem to have arisen suddenly and simultaneously across the world.
If only they considered Genesis …
Valentine’s Day shock
At church last weekend, a correspondent was ‘moved’, to say the least.
A foundation with a few cracks
A review of Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview by J.P. Moreland
and William Lane Craig
Bait and switch with guppies
Richard Dawkins’ new book cites ingenious experiments supporting the interplay
between natural and sexual selection in guppies. But is it really goo-to-you (or
fish-to-fishermen) evolution?
Dragons: animals … not apparitions
Accounts of dragons in history have an amazing similarity to various types of dinosaurs.
Can you “hurt” someone by not believing the same as they do?
Why do some atheists declare ‘hurt’ and ‘offence’? Perhaps
to put Christians on the defensive to stop them from giving answers to what the
world is teaching.
Pulsating plants
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Cryonics, the soul and immortality
Could technology one day provide immortality? Could deep frozen corpses be revived?
A reader’s question provides food for thought.
Morphology and molecules in conflict yet again
Despite their media image, evolutionary family trees are far from harmonious and
settled.
Does creation really matter?
Shoring up the foundations? Defending the Christian faith from Genesis? Morality
and the Gospel depending on biblical history? Tired old truths, or vital imperatives
for Christians who wish to be biblically and culturally relevant?
Drowned from below
Scientists long thought that the hot interior of the earth would be very dry. But
they now describe it as ‘sopping wet’!
“Watering down” the Genesis Flood
Noah’s Ark was not circular as British Museum ‘expert’ claims