Christianity and Evolution—More Antithesis Than Harmony, Part III
Hans Madueme
This final post addresses one more area of conflict between mainstream science and Christian doctrine: the fall of…
Christianity & Evolution: More Antithesis Than Harmony, Part II
In the previous post, we saw that the doctrine of original goodness raises significant questions for evolutionary theory.…
Christianity & Evolution: More Antithesis Than Harmony, Part I
Decades ago, most evangelicals were debating the creation days and the age of the earth. The Orthodox Presbyterian…
What Can Thanksgiving Dinner Teach Us About Common Design?
Christian Ryan
While the smell of bread rolls, sautéed green beans, and mashed potatoes covered in gravy demand attention, everyone…
When Did the Exodus Happen?
Abigail L.
When I was younger and more optimistic, I decided that a good way to understand biblical history would…
Brain Size Isn’t Everything, pt 2: Cranial Capacity Isn’t the Whole Story
Todd Wood
In 2017, I published a graph with the cranial capacity of hominins over conventional time. I’ve seen this graph again…
Brain Size Isn’t Everything, pt 1: Bucking the Trend
There’s a famous diagram going around that purportedly demonstrates continuous human evolution from nonhuman ancestors. It apparently was…
Why is Nature So Evil?
Jake Ramgren
I once watched a video of a leopard killing an impala on the African Savannah. Browsing the internet…
Why is Nature So Beautiful?
Kurt Wise
As an illustration of His awesome glory and beauty, God infused His entire creation —including the biological portion…
Should Scientific Research Start with Scripture?
There is an increasing number of young-earth creationists who have a bachelor, master, or even PhD level degree…
Hannah Klein