Darwin’s ‘Imps of darkness’: the marine iguanas of the Galápagos
Darwin called them ‘hideous’; meet the marine iguanas of the Galápagos.
Long tails, tall tales
The Apostle of Atheism, Richard Dawkins, contributes much to the public myth of
evolution as established fact, but this book offers nothing substantive to the defence
of evolution.
Plumbing and Paradigms
Everyone, including scientists accept un-provable assumptions. Do we accept the
Bible’s, or man’s?
Changing the rules
Playing philosophical games with natural law—when it suits.
Genetics and geographical distribution
A correspondent challenges us to explain genetics and geographical distribution
in a creationist framework.
Argon from RATE site confirms the earth is young
A second noble gas testifies to the biblical 6,000 years
The tragic toll of toxic teaching
A review of Saving Darwin by Karl W. Giberson.
Does God depend on logic to exist?
What is the relationship between God and logic?
Strawmen and censorship: the British Humanist Association and creation in schools
The British Humanist Association and creation in schools
Not the Flintstones—it’s the Denisovans
A new people group has been discovered—how do they fit in the creationist
worldview?
The first book of public hygiene
Creation in-depth: If you can’t beat them, ban them
A review of Slaughter of the Dissidents by Jerry Bergman.