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How to reach into schools without reaching into schools!
14 Jun 2022
Reaching school teachers with information they’ve never heard before is the key to exposing students to creation.
by Gary Bates
Vegetarian spider
08 Nov 2010
A jumping spider in Central America looks like an athletic predator, but it eats Acacia leaf tips and nectar.
by David Catchpoole
Genesis, history and Haeckel’s diagrams
06 Nov 2010
Is Genesis history? And universities still use Haeckel’s fraudulent embryo diagrams!
by Jonathan Sarfati and David Catchpoole
Scientific laws of information: part 1
05 Nov 2010
Why materialistic evolution can’t explain the origin of information in biology.
by Werner Gitt
‘Stone Age’ flour forces rethink
04 Nov 2010
The notion that early humans were primarily carnivorous has taken a hit.
by David Catchpoole
Pew survey reveals basic ignorance of Christian belief
02 Nov 2010
Most American Christians showed alarming ignorance of their own faith. What’s the solution?
by GB, LC
Four-eyed spookfish has mirror eyes
01 Nov 2010
Deep sea fish has unique mirror eye to see very faint light.
by Jonathan Sarfati
Flood legends, and creation in the science class
30 Oct 2010
Is the Genesis account the original and most reliable Flood narrative?
by Jonathan Sarfati and Tas Walker
How old is Grand Canyon?
29 Oct 2010
Uniformitarian theories fail adequately to explain the origin or age of this amazing landscape feature.
by Michael J. Oard
General and Special Revelation
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
10 dangers of theistic evolution
27 Oct 2010
by Werner Gitt
Lying—a survival strategy?
26 Oct 2010
With our propensity to sin blamed on our animal ancestry, the displacement of all major Christian doctrines by evolution is increasingly blatant, revealing ‘theistic evolution’ as the ultimate Trojan horse.
by Philip Bell