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Deeply unethical research uses aborted babies scalps attached to mice to test human immune responses
26 Aug 2021
Scalps of aborted babies were grafted onto mice to test human immune responses to bacteria. This represents new lows in science, whereby humans are brutally treated like commodities.
by Gavin Cox
Answering close family on creation questions
15 Aug 2023
Biblical creationists are used to the outright rejection and ridicule so common in today’s world, but it can be very hard to deal with when it occurs within marriage.
by Dr Jonathan Sarfati
How strong is your faith?
13 Oct 2014
You might have a faith\nthat can move mountains, but there are some things that you just can’t do. No matter how strongly you believe.
by David Catchpoole
A knocker answered
10 Aug 2019
A critic who fires off many rhetorical rockets at once is seriously misinformed
by Don Batten
Oxidizable carbon ratio dating
20 Jul 2014
What is it? And is it evidence against the Bible’s age of the earth?
by Tas Walker
The Cal Orcko (‘Lime Hill’) dinosaur trackways
05 Nov 2018
Thousands of dinosaur tracks in a cliff?—How did they get there!
by Andrew Lamb
Creation in-depth: Dropstones
20 Sep 2013
Could they have dropped from kelp during the Flood?
by Michael J Oard
Christianity and the origin of religion
23 Jan 2021
Did we just invent religion? What was the original religion? Was Christianity copied from pagan religions?
by Shaun Doyle
Why was the UK once totally under water?
19 Dec 2014
See how uniformitarian data about the geology of the United Kingdom supports the reality of the global Flood.
by John D Matthews
Should missionary societies have a position on creation/evolution?
16 Mar 2009
Missionaries need to face the fact that they’re going to have to tell (potential) converts what Genesis means—i.e. whether it is historical truth or theological ‘myth’.
by Russell Grigg
Farming frustrations? ...
31 May 2017
Despite the latest technological advancements and increasing scientific knowledge, it is still hard work to successfully grow our food.
by Jack Walker
Selection for a behavior, and the phenotypic traits that follow
17 May 2013
Selection for a behavior, and the phenotypic traits that follow.
by Jean K Lightner