Is the Coelacanth a “Living Fossil?”
Ken Coulson
“Living fossils” represent presently existing organisms that are also found virtually unchanged as fossils in the geologic record.…
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Velociraptor: A Feathered Fiend
Christian Ryan
On April 18th, we celebrate Velociraptor Awareness Day. Velociraptor became a household name when Steven Spielberg introduced it…
Graveyard in the Mudstone
The Hanson Ranch Bonebed is part of east Wyoming’s Lance Formation. Over the past 20 years, excavations there have…
Learning More
Todd Wood
Sometimes creationists criticize theistic evolutionists because merging theology and the science of the day is always dependent on…
Stegosaur: The Dead Clade Walker of Cambodia?
When we talk about dinosaurs, the conversation usually pertains to the field of paleontology. Paleontology is the study…
Turkeys: From Noah to the New World
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Peter B.
Recent research by Brophy and McConnachie has helped shed light on the created kind to which turkeys belong.
Journey to the Land Down Under
Kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and Tasmanian devils belong to a special group of mammals called marsupials. Marsupials carry their…
Are Feathered Dinosaurs Evidence for Bird Evolution?
Most secular scientists not only believe that the answer to this question is in the affirmative, they also…
The Tyrant Who Would Be King
God’s Word clearly records that humans and other animals originally had an herbivorous diet (Genesis 1:29-30). However, this…
Australopithecines: Our Apish Ancestors?
- ByPeter B.
I recently visited the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois. As I wandered through the exhibits, I came upon…
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Jake Ramgren