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24 Jun 2021

Historically, humanism had noble roots in Christian academia, but post-Reformation, through Unitarian influence, humanism’s biblical foundations were eroded and replaced by secular thinking based on evolution.

by Gavin Cox, Andrew Sibley

14 Oct 2015

Why Mt Everest, the Grand Canyon and multiple other significant geological features mark Earth as a special planet.

by Andrew Snelling and David Malcolm

17 Feb 2018

But are feelings and experiences the best way to determine Jesus’ view?

by Keaton Halley

01 Feb 2010

We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.

by Tas Walker

28 Feb 2017

Stephen Hawking worries that ET will be two-billion-years ‘more evolved’

by David Catchpoole

29 May 2014

Students at a secular university challenged about how negatively evolution has impacted humanity and presented with the Gospel alternative.

by John Hartnett

24 Apr 2012

This book presents a fascinating but impossible thesis for the origin and significance of the Shroud of Turin.

by Lita Sanders

15 Sep 2009

The ‘Medusa effect’—animals with even soft tissue evidently preserved quickly in stone—puzzles paleontologists. Here’s the latest example—supposedly 150 million years old!

by Carl Wieland

21 Aug 2014

Hollywood’s obsession with making apes appear as human as possible starts with the eyes.

by Warren Nunn

29 Nov 2012

Are the historical scientific methods used to supposedly ‘prove’ evolution just as reliable as CSI?

by Shaun Doyle

27 Nov 2015

Ice core discovery supports the creationist model of the post-Flood ice age.

by Michael J. Oard

12 Apr 2017

Mutations cause variety in the coat colours of animals. These mutations are all ‘downhill’, in the wrong direction for mutations to make microbes-to-man evolution feasible.

by Jean Lightner