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…
What’s New in Creation Science?
New Creation Staff
From July 21st to the 28th, the team at New Creation set off for a couple of creation…
Receding Then Spreading: A New Approach to Young-Earth History
Christian Ryan
Young-earth geologists have produced several models of earth history in order to better understand how geological facts correlate…
Was the Tabernacle in Shiloh for 369 Years?
Brent Hoefling
The views expressed in this article reflect those of the author mentioned, and not necessarily those of New Creation.…
Carbon Dating: In Need of Calibration
Jake Ramgren
The first thing you should know about radiocarbon dating is that everyone gets it wrong. Okay, I concede…
A Week on the Cutting Edge of Creation Science
Two weeks ago, myself and the rest of the New Creation crew packed our bags. We prepared for…
Designed to Kill
Todd Wood
Anyone who knows me at all knows that I break down creationist biology into five main components: design,…
John Walton’s Cosmic Temple: Part 2, ex nihilo vs. ex materia
Ken Coulson
Following on from Part 1, John Walton next believes that Genesis 1 nowhere describes the creation of material objects. The…
The God Who Makes It Rain
Abigail L.
Who makes it rain? Today, we understand concepts such as evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Weather is a natural…
The Mystery of the Maltese Viper
One of the biggest obstacles to understanding the Bible is not recognizing context. While Christians (hopefully) know that…
Joshua Cedar
Hannah Klein