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29 Sep 2009

The Christian worldview began modern science. A straightforward understanding of Scripture advanced scientific methods still further. And belief in Adam’s Fall inspired scientists to try to reach his pre-Fall knowledge.

by Jonathan Sarfati

06 Jun 2012

Those who believe the Bible are often linked with Islamic terrorists through a term that used to have an honourable meaning, but is now viewed as derogatory. What does ‘fundamentalism’ mean nowadays?

by Russell Grigg

26 Sep 2009

Evil has been around in the world a long time. But today, evolutionary teaching gives evil-doers the justification they previously lacked.

by David Catchpoole

25 Sep 2009

An honest mistake by an honest scientist or a deceptive stunt, during the famous Scopes Trial, to secularize education policy in America?

by Andrew Sibley

24 Sep 2009

The root cause of why Christianity is losing the younger generation.

by Calvin Smith

22 Sep 2009

Science fiction with its pervasive evolutionary undertones has a massive influence on young minds, as the author can testify. Parents and youth leaders need to be especially aware of this…

by Phil Robinson

21 Sep 2009

This beautiful giant planet baffles evolutionary astronomers.

by Spike Psarris

19 Sep 2009

Contrary to evolutionist claims, Richard Lenski’s citrate-digesting bacteria do not support microbes-to-man evolution.

by Don Batten and David Catchpoole

18 Sep 2009

Mutations do not provide the new information for novel organic designs but rather they are driving all life on earth relentlessly toward genome decay.

by Alex Williams

17 Sep 2009

Within five years, ‘if all goes according to plan’, will we see a live dino-chicken on The Oprah Winfrey Show?

by David Catchpoole

15 Sep 2009

The ‘Medusa effect’—animals with even soft tissue evidently preserved quickly in stone—puzzles paleontologists. Here’s the latest example—supposedly 150 million years old!

by Carl Wieland

14 Sep 2009

Beneath the Solent—the channel of water separating the Isle of Wight from mainland England—is a ‘Stone Age’ settlement with some technological surprises.

by Shaun Doyle