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03 Aug 2010

A short story about censorship of thought, academic freedom and the limitations of science—pithy quotations that reinforce the main points are listed as footnotes, to avoid spoiling the article’s flow.

by Shirley Heavenor

11 Oct 2023

The Bible provides all the necessary assumptions, but atheistic evolution can’t.

by Jonathan Sarfati

31 Jul 2010

Rather than hating science, the biblical worldview gave birth to science

by Lita Sanders

30 Jul 2010

A review of Your Inner Fish: A Journey into the 3.5-Billion-Year History of the Human Body by Neil Shubin

by Colin Mitchell

29 Jul 2010

An academic takes evolution to its logical conclusion—since people are essentially just rearranged pond scum in a Darwinian scenario, how can they be held responsible for committing crimes?

by Dominic Statham

28 Jul 2010

A parasitic insect shows clever design. Does this fit into a good creation?

by Rodney McQueen

27 Jul 2010

An engineering student reviews By Design, noting how many sound engineering principles are used in nature, in such a variety of ways.

by E. van Niekerk

26 Jul 2010

An experienced biologist and geologist points out the ‘flat gaps’ in the geological record.

by Jonathan Sarfati

24 Jul 2010

Don’t be too distressed if hecklers try to disrupt your efforts at creation evangelism. They might be doing some unintended good.

by Don Batten and Carl Wieland

23 Jul 2010

A review of Redeeming Science: A God-Centered Approach by William Vern Poythress

by Mark Murata

22 Jul 2010

Pro-aborts are crowing about studies alleging that the unborn baby feels no pain. But not only are these claims highly debatable, they ignore the real issue.

by Lita Sanders

13 Mar 2013

If you read evolutionary articles carefully, they often unintentionally ‘give the game away’.

by Don Batten