Reaching out at Roswell
Thousands flock to Roswell to commemorate an alleged alien crash landing, but it
is really about exploring and trying to understand their place in the universe.
Where did all the water come from?
Skeptics object that there could not have been enough water for Noah’s Flood to cover the Earth’s highest mountains. But the answer is very simple.
Stick cartoons promoted by Florida Citizens for Science and NCSE reinforce public misconceptions on science
Evolutionists should stop using creationist straw men and promoting abusive ad hominem
arguments.
Mostly masterful defence of Christianity; pity it’s slack on creation
D’Souza shows Christianity’s beneficial effects on government, science, philosophy, and morality, and refutes christophobic attacks.
Galileo Quadricentennial
On the 400th anniversary of Galileo turning his telescope to the heavens, misotheists
gloated about ‘science vs. religion’. But it was science vs. science,
and Galileo never renounced his faith.
What ever happened to ‘sin’?: A response to the UK Equality Bill
Under the Bill churches could be forced to employ practising homosexuals.
A tasty morsel—left uneaten
A leopard’s gentleness towards a baboon orphan defies evolution.
Could monkeys type the 23 Psalm?
No, not even if time was infinite. Read why.
When was Cain conceived? And is CMI “male dominated”?
Did Adam and Eve “need to get to know each other” before having children? And should CMI get a “woman’s viewpoint”? So biblical scholar Lita Sanders responds.
Roman Catholicism and Genesis
A Roman Catholic priest and Ph.D. physicist shows how biblical creation was the
traditional view of the Church Fathers and medieval Church Doctors and makes sense
of science.
‘Dino tree’ project ends
After all the hoopla, the Wollemi project winds up with a whimper.
Multiverse theory—unknown science or illogical raison d’être?
A New Scientist columnist uses her own religious ideas to deny the existence of God, and then claims that it’s science.