What is Soft Tissue?
Noel Grimes
We’ve all heard of soft tissue in dinosaur fossils, but what is soft tissue? Simply speaking, soft tissue…
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Glorifying God: The Hidden Diversity of Created Kinds
Kurt Wise
The commands ‘be fruitful and multiply’ (Gen. 1:22, 28; 8:17; 9:7), ‘bring forth abundantly and multiply’ (Gen 9:7),…
Mediated Design versus Micro Evolution
Ken Coulson
Many Christians believe in a false dichotomy that exalts the supernatural over the natural. Most organs and/or organisms,…
Finding Created Kinds
Todd Wood
All of you who’ve followed my career would recognize those baraminology diagrams with the squares and circles. Those graphs…
A Viral Creation
Joe Francis
Viruses have caused immense human suffering and loss. The simple fact is, however, that viruses are an intimate…
What Is Baraminology?
Christian Ryan
Consider the pine tree growing outside your window. The squirrel scurrying across your roof. The mushrooms growing through…
What is Biology?
Remember dissecting a frog in your 9th grade biology class? When you hear the word “biology” it may…
The Nature of Life
Because life is part of the very nature of God, He has always lived and always will live.…
The Law of Biogenesis
The smallest creatures of God’s creation have been invisible to humans for most of human history. Most single-celled…
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…
Joshua Cedar
Chad Arment
