Go TEAM Creation! A Report from the 2026 Creation Research Society Conference
Christian Ryan
After a three-hour ping-pong from one terminal to the next (five times), an additional one hour wait for…
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Yes, “Transitional” Fossils Exist…and That’s Okay!
Ken Coulson
I want to start this post with a quote from one of my Creation Unfolding links. This person…
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…
The Mystery of South Dakota’s Mammoth Graveyard
Imagine scores of once-ivory tusks sticking out of the earth. The skulls of elephants with their ominous, empty…
The Second Annual Creation Reformation Conference in New England
Hannah Klein
Last month saw the second annual New England Creation Reformation Conference in Springfield, Massachusetts. Hosted by our very…
How Did Kangaroos Get from Noah’s Ark to Australia?
When considering the most unique creatures in the animal kingdom, few stand out like the kangaroo. With kangaroos…
Paranthropus: Our Ugly Cousin?
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Peter
A cloud of dust billowed up from the unpaved South African road. An aging bespectacled man gripped the…
Pachycephalosaurs: The Hard-Headed Dinosaurs
If you have a habit of being particularly stubborn, you might get called “hard-headed” or “thick-skulled” from time…
The Almost-Mammals: What Strange Fossils Tell Us About God’s Design and the Flood
Joshua Cedar
When it comes to extinct animals, dinosaurs capture most of the spotlight. But did you know that in…
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