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…
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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.…
One Week, Three Conferences
Abigail L.
Each year, the week before Thanksgiving is an exciting time for archaeologists and biblical scholars alike. Several major…
Christianity & Evolution: More Antithesis Than Harmony, Part I
Hans Madueme
Decades ago, most evangelicals were debating the creation days and the age of the earth. The Orthodox Presbyterian…
But Is It a Gospel Issue?
Todd Wood
Some time ago, I read an article posted by Christianity Today entitled “Why conservation is a gospel issue.” The article…
Why Did God Plant a Forbidden Tree in the Garden of Eden?
I had some thoughts over the weekend, and I wanted to get them down before I forgot. I’ve…
Aliens and the Bible, pt. 2: What About INTELLIGENT Life?
After my post on extraterrestrial life, I was asked directly about intelligent life on other planets. I want to…
Aliens and the Bible, pt. 1: Would Alien Life Disprove Creation?
Short answer: No. Historical answer: Let’s see, 150 years after Darwin, we still have Bible-believing creationists. Even after Australopithecus and Archaeopteryx and all the…
Did Animals Suffer and Die Before the Fall of Adam and Eve?
Ken Coulson
To begin with, let’s explore Romans 8:20-22 (ESV), where Paul says, “For the creation was subjected to futility,…
Hannah Klein
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