On the Baraminology of Bunnies
Christian Ryan
Rabbits are often one of the first animals that come to mind this time of year. The snow…
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The Trilobite: Enigma of Complexity
Art Chadwick
My goal in this presentation will be to explore the impact the discoveries of modern molecular biology have…
Academic Home Improvement: An Opportunity for Creationists
Jake Ramgren
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a man, when encountered with a home improvement project, will recruit…
Chronology Chronicles, pt. 1: Methuselah and Human Lifespan
Todd Wood
The Bible records a remarkable list of patriarchs with lives that spanned centuries. Among the men listed in…
A New Bird Species in Just 50 Years?!
Ken Coulson
How long does it take for new animal species to “evolve”? According to well-known evolutionary biologist and atheist…
Mutualism: When Organisms Work Together
Kurt Wise
God is not only good (e.g. Psa. 34:8 and Luke 18:19), He does good by doing things for…
Why the Crows are Afraid and the Orcas are Angry
The year was 2006. The scene was something out of a horror film. The place was a Seattle,…
Feathered by Design, pt 4: Much Ado About Feathers
So far, we have established that dinosaurs are classified based on their anatomy and not on their integument…
Jehovah-Jireh and the Biomatrix
After God provided a ram so that Abraham would not have to sacrifice his son, Abraham called that…
Beware, Brothers, the Devil is Coming
On Christmas Day, 2007, an Amur tiger escaped its supposedly inescapable enclosure, crossed a thirty-three-foot dry moat, leaped…
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