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Facing the light
Plants need light and water to survive
by Erin Hughes and Gordon Howard
Turtles at loggerheads with evolution
01 Oct 2012
Hatchling loggerhead turtles not only know which way to go, but where they are.
by David Catchpoole
God’s mighty expanse
26 Feb 2009
A creationist physicist looks at the evidence—including some clues from Scripture—about the very fabric of space itself.
by Russ Humphreys
World War 1 centenary
14 Sep 2014
New video clip about the evolutionary origins of World War 1, which were the precursors of WW2 and the Nazi Holocaust.
by Jonathan Sarfati
Natural selection, yes; Evolution, no!
17 Nov 2010
You’ll be amazed at how the ‘evidence for evolution’ in this pro-Darwin television series crumbles under scientific scrutiny.
by Russell Grigg
Creation in-depth: Large cratonic basins likely of impact origin
13 Mar 2015
Geological features that scientists struggle to explain likely of impact origin.
by Michael J.Oard
Deluge disaster
by Tas Walker
Millions of years?—Get real!
20 Jul 2013
Scientists find preserved trees and leaves, and say they are millions of years old. They’ve got to be joking.
by Jonathan O’Brien
Love is more than skin deep
18 May 2022
Mr and Mrs Unoarumhi are dark-skinned Africans, but their biological children are fair-skinned—How come?
by Carl Wieland and Don Batten
The Bible: Jewish folklore and nothing more?
25 Nov 2012
Today’s feedback features a skeptic who questions the authenticity and reliability of the Bible, positing hopeless contradictions between Jesus and Paul and portraying the Bible as Jewish folklore.
by Shaun Doyle
An infuriated and vindictive God?
28 Apr 2016
Were the curse of Genesis 3 and Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross the acts of an incensed malicious God? A professing Christian minister claims so!
by Phil Robinson
Bees’ guidance strategy for avoiding crash landings
30 Nov 2015
Designers of flying robotic drones have tried and failed to make autonomous landing systems, despite using lasers, radars, sonars and GPS technology. So how do bees do it so easily?
by David Catchpoole