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20 Oct 2011

Richard Dawkins has written approvingly of the ‘changing moral zeitgeist’ but this is a treacherous slippery slope where former taboos like pedophilia are increasingly seen instead as ‘alternative lifestyles’.

19 Oct 2011

It causes people to think about the issues by making them realize that there is an issue to think about in the first place.

by Gary Bates

18 Oct 2011

How useful is the Second Law of Thermodynamics as an argument against evolution?

by Dr Jonathan Sarfati

17 Oct 2011

So the world is young

by Tas Walker

15 Oct 2011

Jesus was not made up from pagan myths

by Lita Sanders

14 Oct 2011

A review of Coming to Grips with Genesis: Biblical Authority and the Age of the Earth by Terry Mortenson and Thane H. Ury (Eds.)

by Andrew S Kulikovsky

13 Oct 2011

What happens when speculative science and questionable exegesis collide.

by Lita Sanders

12 Oct 2011

Ancient legends from various cultures around the world all point to knowledge of one cataclysmic historic event.

by Rebecca Conolly and Russell Grigg

11 Oct 2011

Neutrinos moving faster than light? Is it real? What would it mean?

by Dr Jonathan Sarfari

10 Oct 2011

English clergyman Thomas Malthus wrote an essay on population and food supply which Darwin credited as one of his inspirations. What are the facts?

by Russell Grigg

08 Oct 2011

Why do ‘living fossils’ and functions in ‘junk DNA’ present problems for evolution?

by Don Batten, Lita Cosner

07 Oct 2011

Nobel laureate and Darwin doubter

by Jerry Bergman