Time, eternity, and the creation of the universe
Can the universe be caused by something immaterial and eternal?
Hibernation, Migration and the Ark
A tiny marsupial that can hibernate for over a year—should we use this to help ‘explain’ the feasibility of a year-long journey by animals on the Ark?
Slaying yesterday’s dragons
Some evolutionists believe strict Darwinian evolution has ‘reached the end of its rope’; get ready for new versions already in the wings.
The Miller–Urey experiment revisited
New claims about this ‘classic’ origin-of-life experiment, but it remains inadequate—and evidence shows the earth always had an oxidizing atmosphere.
Looking into the Glass House Mountains, Australia
The spectacular landscape north of Brisbane, Australia, gives
a dramatic insight into events connected with the biblical Flood.
The Fall: a ‘glorious necessity’?!
Mormons teach that Adam did a good thing in sinning. Getting Genesis so wrong leads to other strange beliefs that bear little resemblance to Christianity.
The people that forgot time (and much else, too)
A hunter-gatherer tribe thought to have “descended unchanged from the Stone
Age” has recently been DNA-tested—with “astonishing” results.
The impact of evolution on the missionary evangelization of China
Few missionary endeavours have caught the imagination of the Christian church in the West, or suffered as many setbacks, as the evangelization of China.
Noah’s long-distance travelers
Well-rounded quartzite boulders, scattered over mountain tops, speak powerfully of the global Flood.
Refutation of New Scientist’s Evolution: 24 myths and misconceptions
Third instalment of New Scientist refutation shows why mutation and natural selection can’t explain the complexity of life. Includes information on human genome, fossil record and ‘bad’ design.
Evidence of Noah’s Flood from Mexico
Dinosaur dig reveals dramatic insights into the degree of devastation, not so long ago
Potatoes and ‘white chimpanzees’
The ‘failure’ of natural selection resulted in the death of millions during the Irish potato famine.