Creationist article ‘saved my favourite cow’
Did a creationist article on supergerms really help to save a cow from an otherwise fatal illness? What should we learn from this?
The elephant in the room
A bold speech by a New Zealand election candidate pinpoints the problems of secular education afflicting the whole of the western world.
Argumentum ad nihilum: argument amounting to nothing
A review of Creation out of Nothing by Paul Copan and William Lane Craig.
Animal Souls, Slaughter and the Bible
Many are distressed at the slaughter of horses in the USA, seeking to have it banned. A horse-lover seeks to approach the issue dispassionately from God’s Word.
Dancing Dinosaurs?
A remarkable array of dinosaur footprints found on the Arizona-Utah border in the USA point, not to a dance floor but, to a stampede during Noah’s Flood. See why.
Golden evidence of the Genesis Flood
Ever wondered why water-transported gold nuggets are found on the tops of hills and mountains?
Why is CMI so dogmatic on 24-hour creation days? Revisited
More discussion from a previous feedback about the importance of six consecutive normal-length creation days.
Response to the evolution appeasers
A once-sound New Zealand Brethren monthly, Treasury, published a pro-theistic-evolution
article. Why is appeasement on this issue so wrong?
From Plato to pragmatism
A review of Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey.
Blinkered thinkers
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Spore: new game allows players to ‘evolve’ creatures;
should creationists be concerned?
The new computer game Spore purports to illustrate evolution. Yet it does
nothing of the kind, although evolutionists hope that it will convince schoolkids.
A remarkable witness to creation—Satan
Could the devil be a witness to the truth of Genesis creation? Remarkably, yes.