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20 Jun 2009

Our critique of Spore brought anti-Christians out of the woodwork. The author’s response covers Bible reliability, scientific problems with evolution, and Christian v atheistic atrocities.

by Lita Sanders

21 Feb 2020

What are the six types of data and how do they support rapid plate movement during the Flood?

by Timothy L. Clarey

11 Nov 2015

Evolutionists cannot adequately explain why man has the ability to read.

by Robert A. Peterson

21 Oct 2017

Does creation harm Christianity and reject science? Illogic and naïve views of science, and how Jesus affirmed Genesis.

by Dr Jonathan Sarfati

Arming God's Army

by Carl Wieland

21 Apr 2011

A recent analysis shows startling, even disturbing, unreliability in even some of the most cherished of scientific ‘facts’.

by Dominic Statham

12 Mar 2008

How a hummingbird’s tail and a flock of flying starlings show us that there is more to birds than meets the eye.

by Philip Bell

22 Jul 2002

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by Don Batten, David Catchpoole, and Carl Wieland

30 Sep 2014

Part 2 continues to trace the theme of Eve’s offspring and the offspring of the serpent through Israel’s history.

by Lita Sanders

28 Sep 2021

By looking at the archaeological record and trying to understand what the early churches went through, there are lessons for us today.

by Gary Bates

12 Aug 2012

Should we expect human fossils and how did they measure atmospheric CO2 over the last 400,000 years?

by Emil Silvestru, Tas Walker

28 Feb 2015

God made humans different from the animals because He wanted us to have a personal relationship with Himself.

by Russell Grigg