Stromatoporoids and the oil resources of Alberta, Canada
Children’s book challenge—answers to questions about fossils, the origin of oil, and the geology of Canada.
A change in tactics
Notable evolutionists are retreating into arguments from analogy. Are evolutionary “strongholds” buckling?
Dino dung overturns objection
Sceptics love to challenge Christians about Noah’s Flood. Here’s how a piece of (fossilized) dung ruins their ‘argument’.
Apes, words and people
Movie-making an off-the-wall idea
Was ancient man’s fascination with painting images on cave walls a precursor to cinematography?
Famous living fossil ‘link’ idea fizzles further
Famous living fossil ‘link’ idea fizzles further
Bad arguments for the Masoretic
Responding to a creationist paper that uses bad argumentation to support the Masoretic text.
Was earth covered in water “3200 million years ago”?
No! That was early during Noah’s Flood and continents still existed
What happened at Babel?
Languages are more than a barrier to humans understanding humans because they defy a common origin into which evolutionary linguists predict they should fit.
Bacteria trapped for “millions of years” under Antarctic ice
Evolutionary fascination drives yet another news story about vast timespans. But what do the facts show?
Writing Success the Classical Way
Writing Success the Classical Way
Is creation irrelevant?
Popular leaders of ‘evangelical’ Christianity increasingly embrace evolution. How should we respond?