What Did God Create on Day 2? (Part 1)
Hannah Klein
When we think of the events of Creation Week, it’s the creative acts of Days 3 through 6…
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The 2024 North American Eclipse
Mark your calendars! On April 8th, 2024 (that’s a Monday), the midwestern United States will see an example…
His Star in the East
In the quiet of the 400 year silence, there was a new note on the wind. Something unusual…
Aliens and the Bible, pt. 2: What About INTELLIGENT Life?
Todd Wood
After my post on extraterrestrial life, I was asked directly about intelligent life on other planets. I want to…
Aliens and the Bible, pt. 1: Would Alien Life Disprove Creation?
Short answer: No. Historical answer: Let’s see, 150 years after Darwin, we still have Bible-believing creationists. Even after Australopithecus and Archaeopteryx and all the…
The Light Travel Time Problem: Creation Astronomy’s Perennial Question
A few weeks after I got my first telescope, I took it out one evening as far as…
What Happened at Origins Conference 2022?
New Creation Staff
By Christian Ryan, Abigail L., and Peter B. The Origins conference is an annual gathering of scientists and…
Spiral Galaxies: “Proof” for a “Young” Universe?
Ken Coulson
Spiral galaxies have long “arms” containing hundreds of millions of stars that extend out away from the central…
The Faint Young Sun Paradox: What Does “Young” Mean Anyway?
The faint sun paradox is a common example of young-creationism apologetics. Essentially, scientists have been able to determine…
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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