Feathered by Design, pt 3: Dino-Birds & Fuzzy Lizards
Christian Ryan
Now that we have a good understanding of how scientists define birds and other dinosaurs, we are equipped…
Browsing Tag
taxonomy
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Feathered by Design, pt 2: Maws, Claws, and Classification Laws
We usually talk about feathered dinosaurs in the context of their fossilized remains. But according to most scientists,…
Netted Hierarchy of Biological Similarity
Kurt Wise
God illustrates something of the hierarchy of the Godhead in the organizational hierarchy of the biological world. But…
What Is Baraminology?
Consider the pine tree growing outside your window. The squirrel scurrying across your roof. The mushrooms growing through…
What is the eKINDs Project?
An oft-touted “fact” by creation skeptics is that young-earth creationists are “species fixists” who believe God made the…
How Many Created Kinds of Dinosaurs Were There?
Dinosaurs came in all shapes and sizes. Some, like the long-necked Alamosaurus, were lumbering behemoths that weighed over…
Baraminology
The science attempting to identify the baramins of the world is called baraminology. Baraminologists search for holobaramins, groups…
Biological Discontinuity
“According to naturalism, all living organisms are related by the process of evolution, so no true discontinuity should…
The Biblical Kind
In the creation account of Genesis 1, a Hebrew phrase is used when describing the creation of plants…
Jake Ramgren
Ken Coulson
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