Upside-Down Pyramids
Abigail L.
Imagine trying to build a pyramid upside-down. You start off with a single brick and carefully balance two…
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Philosophy of Science
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Why It’s All About “Faith”
Ken Coulson
Most people think that automatic obedience to God will result given enough evidence. Some people say: “If God…
History of Life: His Story
Kurt Wise
“‘I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End’, says the Lord, Who is and…
Mature Creationism: Is God Lying?
Many old-earth creationists (OEC) and theistic evolutionists think mature creationism is deceptive on God’s part. Either something has…
The Origin of Modern Science
Because He intended the creation to illustrate His attributes, God designed the creation—and humans—in a very deliberate and…
Is ‘Creation Science’ an Oxymoron?
What is “Creation Science”? John MacArthur calls these two words together an Oxymoron: “In a sense, when you…
Galileo Reads the Bible
Todd Wood
From The Quest: Exploring Creation’s Hardest Problems, Ch. 4, pgs. 45-52 If the quest can begin with a…
Faith in a New World
From The Quest: Exploring Creation’s Hardest Problems, Ch. 1, pgs. 12-14 Christian Europe experienced a series of huge…
The Benefit of Young-Earth Creationism to the Scientific Community as a Whole
Sara Anne
Geologist Thomas C. Chamberlain wrote an important paper titled, “The Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses” in 1890. Though…
Peter B.
Christian Ryan