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30 Dec 2021

What fills the void once the Bible is rejected? BLM thinking, celebrating gay relationships, claiming transgender women are actually women are just some ‘secular creeds’ discussed in a new book.

by Lucien Tuinstra

28 Dec 2021

Paleomagnetic measurements in archaeological material belonging to the time of the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem may well lead to accurately calibrating carbon-14 dating

by Gavin Cox

26 Dec 2021

Will it really see the most distant galaxies? Do the quoted distances prove they are billions of years old?

by Joshua Howells and Mark Harwood

25 Dec 2021

Central to Christmas is the supernatural account of God taking on human flesh to reconcile lost sinners to God—but naturalism is devoid of such a message of hope.

by Andrew Sibley

24 Dec 2021

Raw tRNAs are not enough; they need dozens of biochemical to function.

by Royal Truman

23 Dec 2021

Claimed dates for the Neolithic site Göbekli Tepe predate the Bible’s date of creation, and the Lost City of Dwarka supposedly predates the Flood—how should creationists respond?

by Gavin Cox

20 Dec 2021

Sturddlefish or paddlegeon: inter-family hybridization between sturgeon and paddlefish and created kinds.

by Jonathan Sarfati

18 Dec 2021

How do we account for so many species of beetles if Noah’s Flood was only 4,500 years ago?

by Joel Tay

17 Dec 2021

Their formation is a ‘chicken and egg’ problem for evolution.

by Royal Truman

14 Dec 2021

Many people today believe it is immoral to eat animals, to use any animal products, or to use animals in medical experiments. The Bible has much to say on the subject.

by Jim Hughes and Robert Carter

13 Dec 2021

Viking ‘Dragons of the Sea’ defy evolutionary theory

by Philip Robinson

11 Dec 2021

Are cratered planetary landscapes and moonscapes, and colliding galaxies, evidence against an Intelligent Designer?

by Andrew Sibley