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Is Richard Dawkins an atheist?
30 Jan 2008
Professor Dawkins, author of The God Delusion, says he is an atheist, but does he behave like a real atheist?
by Don Batten
Taylor Head, Nova Scotia
29 Jan 2008
Discover evidence for Noah’s Flood in a government brochure, if you know what to look for and ignore the dates.
by Tas Walker
Watery catastrophe deduced from huge Ceratopsian dinosaur graveyard
24 Jan 2008
Are the usual uniformitarian explanations of river floods big enough to explain these graveyards?
by Michael J. Oard
Creation: antidote for depression
21 Jan 2008
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.
by Tas Walker
Oldest tuberculosis claim
18 Jan 2008
Was TB part of the original very-good creation?
by Tas Walker
How can you survive and thrive at college and university?
15 Jan 2008
Simple pointers to give you a strategy.
by Tas Walker
If God can do anything, then can He make a being more powerful than Himself?
12 Jan 2008
Can an omnipotent being make a being more powerful than himself, or a rock too heavy for him to lift? How should we understand ‘nothing is impossible for God’?
by Jonathan Sarfati
Let the blind see …
11 Jan 2008
Breeding blind fish with blind fish restores sight for many of them—but should evolutionists be crowing?
by Dr Carl Wieland
The ‘waters above’
10 Jan 2008
A ‘halo of dust and debris, largely made up of water-ice, surrounds the solar system. Could this be the ‘waters above’ of Genesis 1:7?
by John Hartnett
Mud experiments overturn long-held geological beliefs
05 Aug 2021
A call for a radical reappraisal of all previous interpretations of mudstone deposits
by Tas Walker
The Fall: a ‘glorious necessity’?!
07 Jan 2008
Mormons teach that Adam did a good thing in sinning. Getting Genesis so wrong leads to other strange beliefs that bear little resemblance to Christianity.
by Maxwell Brown
More about moths
05 Jan 2008
A recent attempt to restore the reputation of the peppered moth as an evolutionary icon falls flat
by Carl Wieland