When Snakes Learned to Rattle
Christian Ryan
Anyone who has hiked the scrublands of the American southwest knows the distinctive sound of a rattler! It…
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Why Do We Look So Similar To Chimps? – pt. 2
Ken Coulson
In part 1 of this series, I concluded that the general structure of human and ape skulls seems…
Why Do We Look So Similar To Chimps? – pt. 1
Why is it that the chimpanzee shares more parts in common with me, than a dog? Well, some…
Cellular Energy: The Power Source of Biology
Kurt Wise
God is a powerful God (e.g. Job 36:5 and Rom. 13:1). He does anything He pleases (Psa. 115:3),…
Learning More
Todd Wood
Sometimes creationists criticize theistic evolutionists because merging theology and the science of the day is always dependent on…
The Penguin Perspective
Jake Ramgren
How do penguins fit in the Young-earth Creationism model? In his article titled “Penguins After the Flood,” Chad…
Spectrums of Perfection
Why are there so many different kinds of life? If there is only one God, and He wanted…
Turkeys: From Noah to the New World
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Peter
Recent research by Brophy and McConnachie has helped shed light on the created kind to which turkeys belong.
What is a Created Kind?
- ByPeter
The Bible tells us that God created organisms according to their kinds. What is a created kind, and…
Journey to the Land Down Under
Kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and Tasmanian devils belong to a special group of mammals called marsupials. Marsupials carry their…
Brittany Martin
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