Created Kinds and Reproduction: Is There a Connection?
Ken Coulson
The meaning of the word “kind” (מִין) has received much attention within young-earth creationist (YEC) groups since the…
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baraminology
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Hard Science
Todd Wood
In the first few months of 2010, I was working on a research paper describing the baraminology of…
Cenozoic Mammals After Their Kinds
Christian Ryan
The notion that God created distinct “kinds” and not individual species of animals and plants is not new.…
A Whale of a Tale About Whales: New Paradigms on Whale Origins
Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are surely among the most majestic creatures on the planet. But for as long…
What is the eKINDS Project?
An oft-touted “fact” by creation skeptics is that young-earth creationists are “species fixists.” They claim creationists believe God…
The Evolution of Creation Research
Noel Grimes
Why is creation research a growing and developing field of interest? Due to the vast differences between naturalistic,…
What Should Creationists Think About Fishapods?
An intermediate form is an organism that seems to share traits with two or more different types of…
Bombardier Beetles & Baraminology
Paul Garner
Theistic evolutionist Joel Duff has been getting a reputation as an expert critic of creation biology. His latest…
How Many Created Kinds of Dinosaurs Were There?
Dinosaurs came in all shapes and sizes. Some, like the long-necked Alamosaurus, were lumbering behemoths that weighed over…
How many Kinds of Mammals were on the Ark?
Unlike a created kind, an “ark kind” is a group of animals belonging to the same created kind…
Joshua Cedar
Chad Arment
