Dark matter in trouble again
Does a new analysis undermine ‘exotic neutrinos’ as dark matter or not?
Fantastic folds
Curvy rock layers undermine millions of years
Could Jesus sin?
Dr Jonathan Sarfati answers a couple of questions from readers: whether it was possible for Jesus to sin, and whether the design in nature points to a single designer.
The Creator’s Love
Why you love your children and why God loves his.
The horrifying calculations of utilitarian ethics
Only an ‘ethicist’ could ask the question ‘Would the world be better off without humans?’
Spot the Spin
A new TV series on Darwin gives viewers lots of examples of ‘struggle’,
but fails to show how all this proves ‘evolution’.
Should robots have rights?
According to European Union officials, the new generation of robots should have rights.
Creation magazine
Creation magazine 34(1) Contents
In leaps and bounds
How is it that frogs can jump up to 20 times their own body length, while a froghopper’s
leap is equivalent to a human jumping over a 210 metre (700 ft) skyscraper?
Comet lander Philae discovers organic molecules on comet 67P
But it does not help the origin-of-life problem; it’s still impossible.
The Oscar Pistorius trial and the role of forensic bias
The Oscar Pistorius trial illustrates how establishing the history of an event based on forensic evidence alone often leads to conflicting interpretations of the evidence.
Beliefs in the study of UFOs are changing for the better
Christian theology is making an important contribution to UFOlogy that is helping suffering people.