New Scholars Conference – A Unique Opportunity to Connect Young and Seasoned Researchers in Creation Science
Edward A Isaacs
This past week, the International Conference on Creationism hosted their first New Scholars Conference, a one of a…
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They’re Not Dire Wolves
Todd Wood
They’re not dire wolves. Not even close. Time magazine has a cover story this week on Colossal Biosciences’ latest research progress…
Mutology: Part 2
Jake Ramgren
In our quick journey through Mutology, the time has come to get our hands dirty. So far, we…
Mutology: Part 1
The word “mūtāre” in Latin translates to English as “to change” or “to exchange.” This word appears in…
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…
Why is Nature So Evil?
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…
Designed to Kill
Anyone who knows me at all knows that I break down creationist biology into five main components: design,…
The Mystery of the Maltese Viper
Chad Arment
One of the biggest obstacles to understanding the Bible is not recognizing context. While Christians (hopefully) know that…
Did Adam and Eve Need an Immune System?
A while back, a reader asked me this interesting set of questions: “Did Adam and Eve need their…
Hannah Klein
