Platypuses and Echidnas: Monotremes Before & After the Flood
Chad Arment
The platypus and echidna are the only mammals to lay eggs. Because of this, scientists place them into…
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Designed to Kill
Todd Wood
Anyone who knows me at all knows that I break down creationist biology into five main components: design,…
The Mystery of the Maltese Viper
One of the biggest obstacles to understanding the Bible is not recognizing context. While Christians (hopefully) know that…
Did Adam and Eve Need an Immune System?
A while back, a reader asked me this interesting set of questions: “Did Adam and Eve need their…
Is Baraminology Bogus?
If you follow creationist websites and publications, you may have noticed a numbers of papers and articles that…
On the Baraminology of Bunnies
Christian Ryan
Rabbits are often one of the first animals that come to mind this time of year. The snow…
The Trilobite: Enigma of Complexity
Art Chadwick
My goal in this presentation will be to explore the impact the discoveries of modern molecular biology have…
Academic Home Improvement: An Opportunity for Creationists
Jake Ramgren
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a man, when encountered with a home improvement project, will recruit…
Chronology Chronicles, pt. 1: Methuselah and Human Lifespan
The Bible records a remarkable list of patriarchs with lives that spanned centuries. Among the men listed in…
Diversification: A Corny Idea?
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Peter B.
Squanto was invaluable to the colonists. He showed them how to plant corn, with dead fish as fertilizer. Due to his help, the colony had an abundant corn harvest that Fall.
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