It’s time for evolutionist geologists to face the evidence
A critique of David Montgomery’s GSA-Today attack on creationist geology.
A thorny issue
What should Christians do with fossil thorns dated as being millions of years old?
Loaded terms
Using words that speak the evolutionist’s language.
Autumn leaves don’t Fall (by accident)
A ‘cascade’ of carefully coordinated chemical processes lies behind Autumn’s glorious leafy cascade.
Misunderstanding creation
A review of Holman QuickSource™ Guide to Understanding Creation by Mark Whorton and Hill Roberts.
Do I have to believe in a historical Genesis to be saved?
It all depends on what the gospel is.
Sea lilies and starfish—splendours of the sea
Did you know that a starfish is not a fish, and a sea lily is not a plant?
To find the maker of the motor …
How Ayn Rand and ATP synthase both point to the Creator of life.
The early church believed Genesis as written
Dr Benno Zuiddam, Patristics and Classical Greek scholar, punctures common misconceptions about the early Church and Genesis.
Red Sea Parting, Jonah, and miracles in general
How should we think about biblical miracles, both specifically and generally?
Spider silk: both strong and smart
Why are spider webs so strong? Because silk can respond differently to different stresses, and sacrifice a few threads to preserve the whole web.
Creation in-depth: Proteins from random amino acid chains?
Have experiments shown that a high proportion of random polypeptides naturally form native-like folds?