Why were the Reformers burned?
Modern evangelical Christians might be surprised to learn of what was, and is, at
stake. How many would be prepared to similarly resist, to the point of death, today?
God’s global warming worked just fine
A lot of the doom and gloom over global warming comes from a non-biblical view of
history. Thinking biblically dispels fear.
Darwinist hype and the culture war
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released
Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s
powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Explaining a misunderstanding about a YEC cosmology
A reader misunderstands time dilation on the fourth day of creation week. Russ Humphreys explains that it really is an ordinary length day according to Earth clocks.
St Hutton’s Hagiography
James Hutton: the pioneering founder of uniformitarian geology? Was he the bold
empiricist and rational thinker, who cast aside biblical superstition. Or was this
hagiographic revisionism from Playfair and Lyell.
Do we still sin?
How Darwinian evolution and millions of years are destroying the foundation of the
gospel of Christ—in our theological colleges.
The Genesis Enigma : more drivel
Yet another reinvention of Genesis 1 rolls off the printing presses.
The real ‘Jurassic park’?
Not just DNA, but even entire organisms capable of being brought back to life are increasingly being found in specimens supposedly ‘millions of years old’.
The creation information argument—how does it stand up to the charge of circular
reasoning, and more?
Philip Bell and Carl Wieland respond to a young but very well-informed critic.
The man who made the wedge: James Hutton and the overthrow of biblical authority
An author holds up James Hutton as the father of modern geology who freed science from religious orthodoxy, but do the ‘facts’ fit the ‘story’?
The fatal flaw with radioactive dating methods
When you peel away the mystery it’s obvious that the dates are not objectively
measured.
‘The child is father of the man’
The attitudes of the young Charles Darwin help us understand his later theorizing.