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18 Dec 2008

Fourth instalment of New Scientist refutation shows that even modern developments in evolutionary theory are hopeless. Includes Haldane’s Dilemma and the bacterial flagellum.

by Jonathan Sarfati

30 Sep 2017

Does the reverse ontological argument show that God can’t exist?

by Shaun Doyle

04 May 2013

Scientific enquiry and discovery is a wonderful thing, but can it really answer life’s big why? questions?

by Phil Robinson

27 Mar 2010

An atheist correspondent asserts that Christian belief in God stems from a desire for a Heavenly Father to take care of us, but his argument commits a major logical fallacy.

by Lita Sanders

26 Dec 2016

Cockroaches are thought to be disgusting pests, but they play an important role in degrading waste in nature.

by Lita Sanders

08 Jan 2018

Space probe Rosetta finds oxygen gas found in coma of comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko

by Jonathan Sarfati

03 Aug 2012

A review of Earth’s Catastrophic Past: Geology, Creation & the Flood, volumes 1 and 2 by Andrew Snelling

by Michael J. Oard

12 Aug 2015

Remarkable evidence of design, in a life-cycle that could not have evolved slowly over time.

by Brian W. Grantham-Hill

30 Dec 2020

Is The Flintstones a more accurate picture of Neandertals than evolutionary documentaries?

by Lita Cosner and Rob Carter

10 Oct 2014

Augustine’s works are sometimes wrongly used to pour scorn on young-earth creationists.

by Andrew Sibley

05 Jul 2017

Bugs in the deep help you to breathe deeply.

by Carl Wieland

05 Aug 2011

The nuclear reactor that began without human intervention

by Eugene Chaffin