Secular biology class confirms design
Despite the materialistic assumptions that pervade science classes, evidence of
God’s handiwork cannot be easily hidden.
The ‘God gene’
Is there a ‘God gene’? And would a lack of it excuse a non-believer from investigating the evidence for God and the Gospel?
19th century minister to colleague: Darwin will drag you down
Clear-thinking clergyman warned of the theological confusion that would follow from abandoning what God told us in Genesis and embracing Charles Darwin’s view of origins.
Rock layers and caves
Are creationists mistaken about how they form, and how long they take to form?
Nickel concentration indicates youthful oceans
How mineral-rich oceans hold clues to the age of the earth.
‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’—a movie review
A remake of the 1951 classic continues the ‘spiritual’ themes, but with a hyperenvironmentalist-new age flavour. And more about ‘evolving’.
Creation in-depth: Internal oceanic waves and sedimentation
How recent sedimentation research helps show the plausibility of Noah’s Flood.
The paradox of Pacific guyots and thick ‘reefal’ limestone
Explaining the existence of guyots supposedly causes problems for creationists but the reverse is the case.
Creation in-depth: Soft secularism is no solution
A review of Worlds Before Adam by Martin J.S. Rudwick.
Why is theistic evolution so problematic?
Dialogue with a long-time theistic evolutionary objector to our material highlights the problems and dangers of theistic evolution.
Which came first: the Archaeopteryx or the dinosaur egg?
The first bird from a dinosaur egg! Who dunnit?
‘Ripples’ of galaxies—another blow to the big bang
A cluster pattern discovered in the organization of galaxies does not support the secular story for the naturalistic origin of the universe.