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14 Sep 2010

The social decay in this once-Christian land, so clearly linked to rejection of biblical authority, offers a unique challenge—but also a unique opportunity for believers to ‘seize the day’.

by Philip Bell

13 Sep 2010

The discovery of a Brazilian rabbitfish has been likened to finding a living dinosaur.

by David Catchpoole

11 Sep 2010

Is there any evidence for the existence of black holes? And did Adam have another wife named Lilith?

by Jonathan Sarfati

10 Sep 2010

A review of The Creation-Evolution Debate: Historical Perspectives by Edward J. Larson

by Lita Sanders

09 Sep 2010

Timothy Keller offers some ways that Christians can accept a ‘literal’ Adam and evolutionary processes. But this compromise forces him to reinterpret key parts of Genesis.

by Lita Sanders

08 Sep 2010

There have been three occasions when the whole of sinful humanity has been judged by God.

by Russell Grigg

02 Nov 2023

BioLogos claims to bring science and faith together, but leaves important doctrines on the cutting-room floor in the process, including the authority of Christ Himself.

by Lita Sanders

06 Sep 2010

If God created everything ‘very good’, where did disease-causing parasites come from?

by Robert Gurney

04 Sep 2010

How did Moses organize the Israelites to cross the Red Sea?

by Lita Sanders

03 Sep 2010

The genetic diversity within dogs is greater than natural selection and random mutation would allow. Did God design genetic mechanisms to create diversity within biblical kinds?

by Jean K. Lightner

02 Sep 2010

Small escarpments on the moon surface show the moon is young

by Tas Walker

08 Nov 2023

How would the original readers have understood it?

by Russell Grigg