Sharks and rays
Did they really have a common ancestor?
Fossil ant found alive!
Better watch where you walk … lest you tread on an ‘extinct’ ant!
A foundation with a few cracks
A review of Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview by J.P. Moreland
and William Lane Craig
Cane toads on the road
Have cane toads evolved since invading Australia? Certainly both toads and native
fauna have changed—but it’s not evolution.
Can dinosaurs falsify evolution?
Dinosaurs captivate old and young alike, but why do people think they prove evolution?
Frozen in stone … in just decades
Thousands of years? Nope—just decades
Of snakes, lizards and mosasaurs—evolutionists puzzle over snake origins
Of snakes, lizards and mosasaurs—evolutionists puzzle over snake origins
‘In my father’s day … ’
Whether ‘day’ means a long period of time, the hours of daylight, or a 24-hour period, depends on the context. So what is the context of the Genesis ‘days’?
How did the toucan get its beak?
Darwin suggested the toucan’s monstrous bill attracted mates—but now
we know how the toucan keeps its ‘cool’.
Do animals have spirits?
A reader takes exception with our statement that animals are not spiritually alive.
The treasures of the snow
Why do snow crystals form such symmetrical shapes? How is this different from DNA and protein organization?
How does a ‘box’ swim?
Perhaps you might expect a boxfish to “swim as well as a barn would fly.”
In fact, navy engineers are learning important lessons from them.