The cockroach: nature’s garbage men
Cockroaches are thought to be disgusting pests, but they play an important role in degrading waste in nature.
Celebrating Christmas?
Are Christian celebrations pagan, and does it matter? Where does the 25 December date come from, and who celebrated it first?
Responding to theistic evolution
Theistic evolution denies the doctrine of marriage, union with Christ and the need for a redeemer
Fallout facts
The topic of the youth exodus from church is complex. Does the most extensive research ever done confirms that the teaching of evolutionary theory is the main reason it happens?
Aliens are all around us?
An astrophysicist says extra-terrestrial intelligent life explains why we are here, but is that just pseudoscience?
A walk in the pArk
The enormous dimensions of Trengwainton Garden in Cornwall—constructed on a similar scale to Noah’s Ark—are a reminder of the immense size of the biblical vessel.
Irreducible complexity and cul-de-sacs
A skeptical reader is challenged to conduct an experiment for God’s existence.
The curious case of the ‘unfossilized’ bones
At least one scientist is up in arms about the ‘unfossilized’ hadrosaur bones from Alaska!
Dark matter caused the demise of the dinosaurs?
A physicist is sure that dark matter sheds light on what happened to some of the world’s biggest extinct animals.
The Creation Safari man
Meet the amazing David Coppedge, the ‘Creation Safari man’ who singlehandedly runs an astounding range of creation outreach activities.
Confident Christianity
Is it possible to have a strong faith without first becoming an expert in apologetics?
On pterosaurs, and flights of the evolutionary imagination
Non-existent evolutionary ‘ghost lineages’ have been invoked to try to explain these fascinating flying reptiles.