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15 Dec 2010

Unfortunately, the average person is still conditioned into thinking ‘millions of years’ when considering how rocks and fossils form. But as we’ve said many times with many examples—given the right conditions, rocks and fossils will form in a very short time.

14 Dec 2010

Rick Larson claims to have found astronomical corroboration of the events surrounding Jesus’ birth. Does it stand up to scrutiny?

by Lita Sanders

13 Dec 2010

Meet someone who never tires of showing how even the tiniest of seashells display the Creator’s awesome handiwork.

by Carl Wieland

10 Dec 2010

A mechanism for rapid post-Flood diversification of baramins

by Evan Loo Shan

09 Dec 2010

Brain scans on premature babies reveal that the unborn may be introspective. What are the implications for the abortion debate?

by Jonathan Sarfati

01 Mar 2023

Enthusiastic disciples of Darwin formulated eugenics laws in America to prevent ‘undesirables’ from breeding—well before the Nazi ‘racial hygiene’ policies.

by Carl Wieland

07 Dec 2010

The discovery of a bacterium that can use arsenic is interesting, but the hype from NASA about its implications for ‘extraterrestrial life’ turns out to be a ‘fizzer’

by Shaun Doyle

06 Dec 2010

Saved as a child by therapeutic breakthroughs, Dr Yves Bergeron chose to enter medical research.

by Carl Wieland

04 Dec 2010

How do we know which books should be in the Bible which should not?

by Lita Sanders

03 Dec 2010

Grounded in the creation account of Genesis

by Lita Sanders

02 Dec 2010

Why the design argument only works from within a biblical framework.

by Catherine Olaussen

01 Dec 2010

The best explanation for Anableps is that it was created on Day 5 of Creation Week.

by Russell Grigg