The Law of Biogenesis
Kurt Wise
The smallest creatures of God’s creation have been invisible to humans for most of human history. Most single-celled…
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How Can We Serve God by Caring for His Creation?
Life’s diversity and disparity should remind us that our God exists in three persons. Note that the monotheistic…
Dinosaur Soft Tissues: Can They Really Last for Two Hundred Million Years?
Ken Coulson
Soft tissues and original organics found in dinosaur bones is a controversial topic within the secular scientific community…
What is Disparity, and Where Did It Come From?
God created a large variety of land animals by creating a spherical earth so that there would be…
Does Dinosaur Soft Tissue Disprove Evolution?
Noel Grimes
Welcome to Jurassic Park Have you ever wondered if dino DNA really exists in nature? (And if it…
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.…
Is Chromosome 2 a Creationist Catastrophe?
My heart dropped as I listened to an ex-creationist talk about his fall from faith due to human…
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…
The Evolution of Creation Research
Why is creation research a growing and developing field of interest? Due to the vast differences between naturalistic,…
Faith in a New World
Todd Wood
Christian Europe experienced a series of huge upheavals during the 1500s. The century began shortly after Christopher Columbus…
Jake Ramgren