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Will Heaven ever get boring?
09 Jun 2018
A reader asks: Will Heaven ever get boring? How would you respond?
by Lita Sanders
Can we know anything about the past?
22 Mar 2016
Ehrman’s latest book is just in time for the Easter season.
by Lita Sanders
A gentle answer
03 Apr 2010
1 Peter 3:15 instructs Christians to ‘always be ready to give an answer’ yet with ‘gentleness and respect’—even to atheists. Also, we update a reader enquiring about ‘mitochondrial Eve’.
by Tas Walker and Robert Carter
Using your talent
01 Jan 2013
Moving into the New Year, here is a challenge: ‘What on earth are you doing, for heaven’s sake?’
by Phil Robinson
Evolutionists on the Bible
19 May 2015
Philosophical naturalism sought to ‘explain away’ the supernatural in the Bible. Unfortunately Christians who accept their uniformitarian deep time, inadvertently also undermine the authority of God’s Word.
by Marc Ambler
‘Mainstream science’, theology, and Genesis
16 Jul 2011
The folly of theologians favouring the ‘science of the day’ over biblical foundations.
by Carl Wieland
Feathered dinosaurs?
08 Sep 2018
Do ‘quill knobs’ indicate that some dinosaurs have feathers?
by Joel Tay
The mental furniture of ‘deep time’
12 Feb 2012
Throwing out the really old furniture.
by Don Batten
Staying the course at university
23 Jun 2013
And: Did Hitler ban Darwin’s Origin of Species?
by Tas Walker, Don Batten
Attenborough: 60 Years in the Wild
21 May 2013
David Attenborough attempts to prove evolution via Miller’s experiment and wildlife he has photographed, but the facts support creation not evolution.
by Russell Grigg
Robert Carter gets everything wrong?
10 Jul 2021
Daniel Stern-Cardinale and Joshua Swamidass have made many false claims about creationism and creationists. DSC and Erika “Gutsick Gibbon” were at it again recently, but once again refused to listen to our answers.
by Robert Carter
Could Jesus’ body have been stolen before the guards arrived?
04 Aug 2007
Do sceptics of the Resurrection have a loophole? No, their scenario overlooks both the cultural context, and requires such an implausible combination of circumstances that can only be called special pleading.
by James Holding