What Is Science?
Kurt Wise
From Devotional Biology: Learning to Worship the Creator of Organisms, Chapter 1.3, pgs. 25-29 A CHALLENGE TO DEFINE Most…
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What Should Christians Think of Radiometric Dating? pt. 2
Ken Coulson
In part I, I discussed the importance of God’s creative strategy—to frame a world in literally six days.…
What Should Christians Think of Radiometric Dating? pt. 1
Absolute dating techniques associated with radioisotope decay are perhaps the greatest challenge to a cogent and scientifically sustainable…
How Do Creationists Explain the Ice Age?
Christian Ryan
The term “Ice Age” probably brings to mind an ill-tempered mammoth, a fast-talking sloth, a sarcastic saber-toothed “tiger,”…
Galileo Reads the Bible
Todd Wood
From The Quest: Exploring Creation’s Hardest Problems, Ch. 4, pgs. 45-52 If the quest can begin with a…
What It’s Like Being a Young, Young-Earth Creationist
Sara Anne
As one of the editors here at New Creation and working closely with Is Genesis History?, I get…
Faith in a New World
From The Quest: Exploring Creation’s Hardest Problems, Ch. 1, pgs. 12-14 Christian Europe experienced a series of huge…
What Role Did George McCready Price Play in the Making of Modern Young-Earth Creationism?
For many, the history of young-earth creationism (YEC) starts with the 1961 publication of The Genesis Flood: The…
The Benefit of Young-Earth Creationism to the Scientific Community as a Whole
Geologist Thomas C. Chamberlain wrote an important paper titled, “The Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses” in 1890. Though…
Catastrophic Plate Tectonics: A Biblical Flood Model
The theory of plate tectonics arose in the mid-20th century, and quickly became accepted in the scientific community…
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