Great creation scientist: Blaise Pascal (1623–1662)
While many have heard of outstanding scientist Blaise Pascal (1623–1662) and his legacy, not everyone is aware that he was a committed Christian.
NASA astronaut Ed Mitchell says aliens are with us
An American hero rocks the establishment with his spectacular claim of having ‘inside
knowledge’ about UFO cover-ups. However, there is more to Ed Mitchell than
meets the eye.
Easter’s earliest creed
The Resurrection of Christ, and the powerful historical evidence that supports it,
validates Genesis history at the same time.
The search for Adam, Eve, Noah and the Flood—in Ancient Egypt?
Answering an interesting question about whether the Ancient Egyptians knew about Adam’s genealogies up to Noah and Mizraim.
Creation or evolution: choose wisely!
The creation-evolution debate is not a storm in a tea-cup.
Did Joseph of Arimathea move the body?
Responding to another ‘bodysnatcher’ theory of the empty tomb.
Ardipithecus again
The papers are full of “Ardipithecus” or “Ardi”—many would not realize it’s just a lot more detail on the same creature we wrote about in 2001.
Defending vital doctrines and the deity of Christ
Do we really confess Jesus as God? To understand New Testament confessions, it is important to understand the Old Testament basis. Many Old Testament references to God/YHWH/Jehovah are applied to Jesus.
The Vredefort Dome, South Africa
Long-age thinking held back scientific explanations of a major South African geological feature.
Gogonasus—a fish with human limbs?
As with all so-called ‘missing link’ finds, the difference between what the media tells us and real story is
considerable.
Stalin: from choir boy to communist butcher
How belief in a creatorless universe helped shape the thinking of one of history’s
greatest tyrants—Joseph Stalin.
Beware the bubble’s burst
Increased knowledge about cavitation highlights the destructive power of fast-flowing water.