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28 Oct 2010

Can nature be called the ‘67th book of the Bible’? Whether natural and supernatural revelation should be considered as equally reliable forms of divine communication to human beings is a crucially important question.

by Dominic Statham

03 Aug 2016

At least 11 occasions in the Bible of light appearing without the sun show that the sun was not necessary to provide light on Day 1 of Creation Week.

by Russell Grigg

17 Aug 2011

Disbelief in Genesis is a slippery slope that has caused many to fall.

by Russell Grigg

16 Nov 2016

Why did Moses use different names for God in Genesis chapters 1 and 2?

by Russell Grigg

26 Sep 2011

Tiktaalik, the transitional star, faces an evolutionary dead-end

by Tas Walker

27 Jun 2012

The ‘success’ of Darwin’s theory of evolution in the 19th century was largely due to the work of this man. So who was he and what motivated him?

by Russell Grigg

19 Sep 2012

The 1999 Columbine massacre prompted people to ask, ‘How could they do this?’ How indeed …

by David Catchpoole

16 Apr 2013

The Genesis 1:31 teaching that God created everything “very good” sharply contradicts billions-of-years dogma, so compromisers try to explain this away.

by Dr Jonathan Sarfati

15 Jan 2015

Increasingly, secular archaeologists claim there is no evidence of the Hebrew occupation of ancient Egypt. This film begs to differ.

by Gary Bates

01 Mar 2013

How did they do fitting the Bible into a 10 hour TV series?

by Lita Cosner and Scott Gillis

06 Jan 2024

Classic article refuting the big bang re-posted after 30 years, with lots of updates but not corrections. The updates reinforce the claims of the originals.

by Russell Grigg

11 Jul 2012

Darwin used the indigenous people of Tierra del Fuego to illustrate his ideas about human evolution. How could he have been so wrong?

by Russell Grigg