Articles on Bible

Second instalment of a refutation of a lengthy New Scientist diatribe against creation: refuting its contextually ignorant and outright incompetent charges of Bible ‘contradictions’.

by Jonathan Sarfati

Misotheists like Dawkins attack creationist teachings, but give credence to wacky ideas like ‘Jesus never existed’ rejected by historians. Other antitheists like Bill Maher hold even wackier views, e.g. rejecting germ theory.

by James Patrick Holdingi

No-one would dare to even think of marrying their relative … or would they?

by David Catchpoole

The chronology of the genealogy in Genesis 5 ties Creation week to the subsequent events, strongly authenticating the real history of Genesis 1–11.

by Paul A. Hansen

A number of respondents to a UK survey disagreed with a ‘male God’. But what does the Bible teach, and what does it mean for people of both sexes?

by Lita Sanders

How can there be evenings and mornings in Genesis 1 before the creation of the sun on Day 4?

by Andrew Kulikovsky

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.

by Jonathan Sarfati

The ‘Genesis is poetry’ (Framework Hypothesis) idea is thoroughly self-inconsistent and nebulous, but also undermines the Gospel at its foundations.

by Dr Don Batten, Dr David Catchpoole, Dr Jonathan Sarfati and Dr Carl Wieland

A compact, point-by-point demonstration of the oft-stated and important claim that virtually all Christian doctrine is dependent on, or founded in, the history in the book of Genesis.

by Russell Grigg

The Resurrection of Christ, and the powerful historical evidence that supports it, validates Genesis history at the same time.

by Daniel Anderson

The Sydney Anglicans are rightly respected for their stand on biblical authority. But a recent affiliated publication calls for seeing Genesis as ‘figurative’.

by Tas Walker

The Da Vinci Code is the world’s top selling novel of the last three years, but its claims about Christianity don’t stack up.

by Russell Grigg