Christianity & Evolution: More Antithesis Than Harmony, Part II
Hans Madueme
In the previous post, we saw that the doctrine of original goodness raises significant questions for evolutionary theory.…
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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…
The History of the World: Is it Wrong?
Abigail L.
Griffith and White’s 20-part series presents a revised chronology of world history that fits the biblical chronology.
The Holy Grail: Myth, Legend, and Archaeological Evidence
The Holy Grail is the stuff of legends. But what was the cup at the last supper really like?
Stegosaur: The Dead Clade Walker of Cambodia?
Christian Ryan
When we talk about dinosaurs, the conversation usually pertains to the field of paleontology. Paleontology is the study…
A Universal Family Tree?
A long time ago, when I was just a high school student, Allan Wilson and two colleagues published…
News from the Dinaledi Chamber
I’m looking at these photos of researchers squeezing into these tiny cracks in the Rising Star cave, and…
To a Theologian on the Subject of Hominins
The following is an open letter to a theologian friend who recently asked how he might sort out…
What is Archaeology?
Definition Archaeology is the study of past human civilizations through the recovery and analysis of material remains. Biblical…
Hard Science
In the first few months of 2010, I was working on a research paper describing the baraminology of…
Ken Coulson
Edward A Isaacs