‘Early’ galaxies don’t fit! Seeing the distant past? by Andy McIntosh and Carl Wieland Using infrared photography, a team of astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have taken pictures of what are said to be extremely distant galaxies. Their press release of 11 December 2002 assures us that ‘The resulting images reveal extremely distant galaxies, which appear at infrared wavelengths, but are barely detected in the deepest optical images acquired with the Hubble Space Telescope (HST).’

Diamonds just don’t need millions of years to form, but only days, or hours, or even minutes!

Stars have an amazing variety, and pose problems for evolutionary views of their origin.

Clergyman and geologist Michael Roberts has thrown down the gauntlet to creationists with 10 provocative, and supposedly unanswerable questions about their ‘young Earth’ belief! (Part 2 of our answer)

Clergyman and geologist Michael Roberts has thrown down the gauntlet to creationists with 10 provocative, and supposedly unanswerable questions about their ‘young Earth’ belief! (Part 1 of our answer).

Mutations are supposedly the raw material for evolution. Most are harmful or neutral. But even mutations that result in new functions are really informationally downhill, because they cause loss of specificity.

According to evolutionists, the universe should be teeming with life … but they just can’t find any.

‘Hope springs eternal’ as some latch onto chaos theory hoping that it will provide an evolutionary mechanism.

Is a tiny lump on the rim of some human ears evidence for evolution?

Despite evidence to the contrary, evolutionists continue to offer up random mutations as an explanation of how life developed.

There are good reasons for believing that the survival of complex species is threatened by genetic entropy. The same may not be true of simpler species like bacteria, however.