How does evolution hurt the church?
Robert G. Ingersoll knew—and wasn’t shy in telling others, either.
Ebola disease: the result of the Fall
Ebola virus had a benign
function before the Fall, as it seems to have today in bats. The disease is
deadly because it turns our immune systems against us.
Precambrian rocks
Creationist geologists who previously argued that Precambrian rocks were formed before Noah’s Flood had to rethink their position.
Competing wisdoms
The world’s wisdom and God’s wisdom are at odds. Which do you follow?
Coverdale
Believers today owe a great deal to a man who almost five centuries ago determined that it was vital for Englishmen to have the Bible written in their native tongue.
A visit to a vitamin factory
A thought-provoking allegory about a self-perpetuating, self-sustaining, bio-degradeable factory.
Baleen whales have unique sensory organ
Baleen whales feed very energetically, requiring precise coordination to avoid breaking their jaws
The geological column and millions of years
Are they essential for mineral exploration?
The good, the bad and the ugly …
Since the Bible clearly teaches that everything was made in six literal days, doesn’t that mean that bad things must have been there from the beginning?
The paradox of Pacific guyots and thick ‘reefal’ limestone
Explaining the existence of guyots supposedly causes problems for creationists but the reverse is the case.
The myth about myths in early Genesis
Linguists can’t deny the powerful testimony that the Genesis creation account is real history despite attempts to pass it off as just another myth.
Skeptical tactic for shutting down debates
When evolutionists refuse to even read creation material, the debate can’t even begin.