William Stukeley, and an early 18th century plesiosaur
How members of the British Royal Society upheld biblical creation.
Bearing Adam’s iniquity
How is it fair that we are guilty and corrupt because of Adam’s sin? Is the doctrine of original sin itself morally problematic?
The earth: Created to be inhabited
Our planet is an amazing creation placed in space where it can enjoy prime position in relation to our sun and where life and life support is guaranteed.
Homology, dermatomes, and pentadactyl limbs
Do dermatomes make little sense unless humans evolved from other vertebrates?
Science, farming, and faith
Ron Neller interviews agricultural systems researcher, Dr Ken Rickert
A floating island with growing trees and monkeys observed
How does this relate to Noah’s Flood?
15 loopholes in the evolutionary theory of the origin of life: Summary
15 loopholes in the evolutionary theory of the origin of life: Summary
The Moon: The light that rules the night
The Bible calls the moon “the lesser light”. See how it defies evolutionary explanation, how phases, tides, and eclipses occur. Over 50 years ago, 12 men walked on it.
Editorial: Social sophistry
A sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Socialist science in the 20th century
How Communism undermined science in the USSR
Peruvian ‘alien mummies’ are fraudulent artefacts
The small figures from Peru that were claimed to be aliens are no more than an assemblage of bones from several different animals, held together with modern glue!
The Sun: “The light that rules the day”
There wouldn't be any heat, light, or food without the sun. Additionally, it gives green plants energy so they can produce food on their own, providing sustenance for both humans and animals.