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29 Dec 2008

Fifth instalment of New Scientist refutation deals with their attempt to play divide and conquer, and pokes holes in their ‘just-so’ stories about intermediate forms.

by Jonathan Sarfati

27 Dec 2008

But mainstream geologists would benefit by trying to understand the creationist viewpoint.

by Tas Walker

30 Mar 2024

Romans 8 testifies that the Curse is universal in extent.

by Henry B. Smith Jr

25 Dec 2008

America’s National Science Education Standards specifies certain criteria as to what constitutes scientific knowledge. How does evolution rate?

by Calvin Smith

24 Dec 2008

Water has some fascinating features that suggest it has been designed ‘just right’ for life.

by Jonathan Sarfati

23 Dec 2008

Street preacher Russell Wallace shares his insights and experience about what to say to those who resist the Gospel today.

by Russell Wallace

22 Dec 2008

Ever wondered about Noah’s Flood and where all the water went to? The answer is really very simple.

by Tas Walker

20 Dec 2008

A researcher questions the generalization of the findings of research on ‘gain-of-function’ mutations in the thyroid hormone system, claiming an example of new, information-gaining mutations.

by Jean Lightner

19 Dec 2008

The government of Victoria, Australia, looks set to approve atheists teaching their destructive beliefs to young children.

by Don Batten and Russell Grigg

18 Dec 2008

Fourth instalment of New Scientist refutation shows that even modern developments in evolutionary theory are hopeless. Includes Haldane’s Dilemma and the bacterial flagellum.

by Jonathan Sarfati

28 Oct 2023

Radioactive dating sounds complicated but it is really quite simple.

by Tas Walker

16 Dec 2008

Planned Parenthood, a major abortion provider, loves to offer death when Christians celebrate life. PP’s racist and eugenicist roots are a well-kept secret by its supporters, including the recent president-elect.

by Lita Sanders