The Heat Problem: The Achilles’ Heel of Creationism?
Christian Ryan
If you were under siege from an erupting volcano, your first thought would probably be to flee. But…
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Origins 2026: Tinkering with the Creation Model
New Creation Staff
What would it be like to rub shoulders with the leading creation biologists, geologists, and theologians? What if…
Across the Atlantic for Creation Research
This summer, two writers from New Creation, Jake Ramgren and Christian Ryan, traveled across the Atlantic for the…
A Season of Creation and Discovery
Summer is nearly here, and at New Creation we are preparing for a variety of conferences and events.…
Life in the Floating Forest
The world is home to a remarkable array of ecosystems, each with unique plant and animal inhabitants. From…
The World’s Largest Dinosaur Tracksite: A Case Study in Interdisciplinary Thinking
Late last year, the Carreras Pampa Tracksite in Bolivia was recognized as the largest fossil tracksite in the…
What is a Megasequence?
Whether you are in the Grand Canyon, hiking in the Appalachian Mountains, or simply driving through roadcuts on…
Let’s Talk Ringwoodite: Source of the Flood Waters?
Edward A Isaacs
Have you ever heard the sensational claim that there are oceans of water within the Earth’s mantle deep…
Does Uniformitarianism Have Any Place in Creation?
Hannah Klein
Modern evolutionist thinking didn’t begin with Darwin. During his voyage on the HMS Beagle, Darwin was reading Principles…
Receding Then Spreading: A New Approach to Young-Earth History
Young-earth geologists have produced several models of earth history in order to better understand how geological facts correlate…
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