Origin of oxygen more complex than imagined
Contradictory observations mean more trouble for naturalistic theories but the problems disappear within a biblical perspective.
No keeper’s brother
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview from the now-released December issue of
Journal of Creation. Subscribers will be delighted by the powerful, stimulating
content.
Not even a NASA VIP could help me
David Coppedge tells how he became friends with Dr Henry Richter of NASA and cooperated on Spacecraft Earth.
Using Bible history to interpret the rocks and landscapes
A powerful way to change your view of the world.
Aligning tool used in the assembly of actin filaments
Another amazing example of nano-scale design
Reformation Wall Vandalized Yet Again
Reformation wall defaced. Whodunnit and why? Widespread acceptance of homosexuality today signals spiritual situation of our modern culture.
Tardigrades too tough for evolution
Sometimes scientists are so enthralled by the wonders of the nitty-gritty, they forget what’s really at issue.
Watch a glasswing passing (without flying colours)
Both evolutionists and creationists are claiming the Glasswing Butterfly as their
own. Who’s right?
Physicist’s ‘breakthrough’ on the origin of life: can thermodynamics of heat dissipation explain chemical evolution?
Some evolutionists are hailing this as a ‘breakthrough’ in explaining life originating from chemicals by itself, but the reality is quite different.
Is baptism necessary for salvation? Is death such a bad thing?
A writer took issue with a recent feedback pointing out a logical fallacy in an argument for baptismal regeneration. Another reader asks if death is really a bad thing.
Dinosaurs in Noah’s vineyard
In a region north of the mountains of Ararat where secular scholars believe vineyards were first planted, there is a church with carved images of dinosaurs.
Abandon YEC and reconcile the Bible to evolution?
Make peace with Evolution? And what did leading medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas believe about creation days and Adam and Eve?