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29 May 2009

Steno believed that the Bible recorded an accurate history of the earth. His geological framework is remarkably similar to biblical models developed by modern creationist geologists.

by Tas Walker

28 May 2009

Evidence presented to support evolution does not do what is claimed.

by Tas Walker

27 May 2009

Darwinism and the Nazi race Holocaust

by Jerry Bergman

26 Jan 2022

For years, lactose intolerance was regarded as abnormal.

by David Catchpoole

25 May 2009

Some are tempted to marry their ideas about God to the latest fad in physics, like ‘string theory’. But such ideas often only exist as scratches on paper, without experimental support.

by Gary Bates

23 May 2009

The public hoopla over this fossil belies its real significance. Perhaps it is not really about science at all.

by Don Batten

22 May 2009

Behe shows that mutation and selection can accomplish little—nothing like the hugely complex machinery of life. But ignoring the Bible leads to confusion over a coherent explanation.

by Don Batten

04 Oct 2017

Human designers of TV screen copy one of the ways cuttlefish change colour.

by Jonathan Sarfati

01 Feb 2012

Darwinism began not with Charles but with his grandfather Erasmus.

by Russell Grigg

11 Jul 2012

Darwin used the indigenous people of Tierra del Fuego to illustrate his ideas about human evolution. How could he have been so wrong?

by Russell Grigg

18 May 2009

The amazing abilities of these busy little creatures reflect the hand of the Creator.

by Tom Henniga

16 May 2009

Responding to critics of our articles on dino proteins, Antarctic bacteria and the vegan cat. What would C-14 tests on those dino proteins find?

by Carl Wieland, Jonathan Sarfati