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Supposed ‘icon of evolution’, Archaeopteryx, was “dressed for flight” in modern, probably black, feathers
27 May 2021
Extract the exciting new fact about Archaeopteryx from the ‘paleobabble’ and evolutionary hype—and the conclusion is obvious.
by David Catchpoole
Parrot fashion
09 May 2011
Upon seeing parrots’ spectacularly vivid colouring for the first time, some people think the colours must have been painted on.
by David Catchpoole
An ancient textile factory?
01 Oct 2009
When a so-called ‘Stone Age’ site gives evidence of sophisticated textile processing, the idea that these were grunting cavemen takes a hit.
by Robert W. Carter
The way of the woodpecker
30 Sep 2013
Engineers wonder at the woodpecker’s resilience to head-banging—and copy it.
by David Catchpoole
What was the Star of Bethlehem?
by Dr Don DeYoung
Can evangelicals agree on ten theses about creation and evolution?
23 Mar 2023
Can genuine Evangelicals really come to some agreement?
by Jonathan Sarfati
The FOXP2 gene supports Neandertals being fully human
11 Sep 2009
DNA analysis reveals the exact same protein as modern humans supporting the creationist interpretation.
by Peer Terborg and Royal Truman
Olympic Gold-winning bike design
05 Sep 2016
The key role played by a biblical creationist in optimizing bike components for a team of world-beating track cyclists.
by Philip Bell
Creation in-depth: ‘Ancient’ coral growth layers
21 Feb 2014
Do ‘ancient’ corals show that days were shorter than now?
by Dr Robert Carter
Law and Creation
31 May 2010
It was only with the advent of Christianity that it became common for people to believe that laws should always protect basic human rights and freedoms.
by Jonathan Sarfat
Who were the ‘sons of God’ in Genesis 6?
12 May 2020
Figuring out one of the most curious passages in Scripture.
by Gary Bates
Bioethicists obsessed with killing babies—why?
09 Oct 2018
Explaining a worrying trend in bioethics.
by Lita Sanders