Razor clam
The razor clam gives digging lessons to surprised and envious engineers.
Simultaneous causation and the beginning of time
Can causes operate at the same time as their effects?
Has light from the first stars after the big bang been detected?
Or is it concluded from the assumption of a big bang?
Remembering the Christian roots of science
A Law-Giver, not atheism, is the only rational basis for true scientific endeavor. Like it or not (and many don’t), science really is rooted in the Bible.
God’s webspinners give chemists free lessons
The production of man-made fibres that have bullet-stopping capabilities leaves behind dangerous chemicals and don’t match the wonders of a spiderweb.
Christian apologists trip over the age of the earth … again
A Christian advocate of millions of years of death and ‘natural evil’ before Adam is challenged to answer the dilemma this poses, namely that it implies that the Creator God is a moral monster.
Long-distance boulder deposits reveal Noah’s Flood
When rocks are found great distances from their place of origin, what explanation best fits such an occurrence?
Does God judge sinners?
And how does Jesus’ death allow sinners to go free and be reconciled to God?
Utterly preserved cells are not remnants—a critique of Dinosaur Blood and the Age of the Earth
Evolutionists’ attempts to explain stunning preservation in fossils are totally unconvincing.
The not-so-Nobel decision
Despite Raymond Damadian’s role in the development of MRI, he was overlooked for the Nobel Prize.
Geological field trips
How a fun day in the outdoors looking at rocks and landscapes can strengthen your faith.
Kepler-78b: The “scorching lava world” that “shouldn’t exist”
The exoplanet Kepler-78b stuns astronomers, defies evolutionary formation theories