The Nature of Life
Kurt Wise
Because life is part of the very nature of God, He has always lived and always will live.…
What is Archaeology?
Abigail L.
Definition Archaeology is the study of past human civilizations through the recovery and analysis of material remains. Biblical…
The Faint Young Sun Paradox: What Does “Young” Mean Anyway?
Ken Coulson
The faint sun paradox is a common example of young-creationism apologetics. Essentially, scientists have been able to determine…
An Egyptian Perspective on the Plagues?
The Ipuwer Papyrus is an Egyptian manuscript written in poetic form describing a chaotic time in Egyptian history.…
The Law of Biogenesis
The smallest creatures of God’s creation have been invisible to humans for most of human history. Most single-celled…
Created Kinds and Reproduction: Is There a Connection?
The meaning of the word “kind” (מִין) has received much attention within young-earth creationist (YEC) groups since the…
What is Paleontology?
Christian Ryan
Paleontology is the quest to unlock the mysteries of life on earth. Fossils are the most important clue…
How Can We Serve God by Caring for His Creation?
Life’s diversity and disparity should remind us that our God exists in three persons. Note that the monotheistic…
Why Don’t We See Evidence for Biblical Events?
The Bible contains many fascinating narratives presented as historical accounts. Yet science has long decried the Bible as…
Is ‘Creation Science’ an Oxymoron?
What is “Creation Science”? John MacArthur calls these two words together an Oxymoron: “In a sense, when you…
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