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Looking into the Glass House Mountains, Australia
21 Feb 2011
The spectacular landscape north of Brisbane, Australia, gives a dramatic insight into events connected with the biblical Flood.
by Tas Walker
Rapid canyon formation and fossils
19 Feb 2011
Emil Silvestru tackles questions on canyon formation and fossil layers.
by Emil Silvestru
Vintage Journal: The origin of life
18 Feb 2011
A critique of current scientific models
by Aw Swee-Eng
‘Lucy walked upright!’ (or did she?)
17 Feb 2011
A single bone is used to try to overturn the voluminous evidence that ‘Lucy’s’ kind did not walk like people—and even had flat feet.
by Carl Wieland
Joshua’s long day
16 Feb 2011
Wouldn’t people be flung into space if the world stopped rotating? What really happened?
by Russell Grigg
Creationists are slightly bonkers, says award-winning BBC broadcaster
15 Feb 2011
When a respected BBC radio journalist (John Humphrys) denigrates people who disbelieve ‘evolution is a fact’, there’s more at stake than simply a case of biased broadcasting.
by Dominic Statham
Darwin and divine design
14 Feb 2011
Charles Darwin’s views about the existence of ‘the Creator’ were, at best, confusing.
by David Catchpoole
Is charity more important than apologetics?
12 Feb 2011
Some people say that feeding the poor is more important than debating ‘side issues’ such as creation. Are they right?
by Lita Sanders
Vintage Journal: Genesis 6–9
11 Feb 2011
Does ‘all’ mean the Flood was global?
by Mike Kruger
Prepare ye the way—the aliens are coming!
10 Feb 2011
A rash of news reports creates the illusion that an open alien visitation is imminent. But what is the agenda that is really driving these claims?
by Gary Bates
NCSE Gives ‘Favorable’ Review of The Voyage the Shook the World
08 Feb 2011
Anti-creationists praise aspects of Darwin: the Voyage, but have to milk some criticisms, which turn out to be rather trivial or unjustifiable.
by Dr Robert Carter
Tortoises of the Galápagos
12 Jul 2023
Among the creatures most readily associated with the iconic evolutionary status of the Galápagos Islands are these lumbering armoured reptiles.
by Lita Cosner and Jonothan Sarfati